Why Australia must treat food security as a national priority @ASPICanberra
Why Australia must treat food security as a national priority  @ASPICanberra
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Australia grows enough food to feed more than 70 million people but climate shocks, geopolitical tensions and supply chain vulnerabilities are putting our food security at risk.

With the Australian government developing a national food security strategy, ASPI Senior Fellow Andrew Henderson explains why food security must be elevated to the same level of strategic importance as our national defence and outlines key recommendations from our National Food Security Preparedness Green Paper.
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Why Australia must treat food security as a national priority

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