CDLE Ethics Conference

ADF-P-0 Military Ethics, Four Years On

This panel discussed the Identification of strengths and shortfalls in the current ADF ethics doctrine, to inform the 2026 edition.

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(Department of Defence, 2026)

Department of Defence, C. 2026. 'ADF-P-0 Military Ethics, Four Years On'. Available at: https://theforge.defence.gov.au/cdle-ethics-conference/adf-p-0-military-ethics-four-years (Accessed: 21 July 2026).

(Department of Defence, 2026)

CDLE Department of Defence, "ADF-P-0 Military Ethics, Four Years On", The Forge, Published: July 03, 2026, https://theforge.defence.gov.au/cdle-ethics-conference/adf-p-0-military-ethics-four-years. (accessed July 21, 2026).

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In this panel discussion:

Host - Dr Heather Skousgaard
Director Research & Engagement, Centre for Defence Leadership and Ethics
Dr Simon Longstaff, AO
Executive Director, The Ethics Centre
COL Richard Barrett
Military Fellow, Australian Defence College
Dr Richard Davis,
Senior Researcher - Anthropology, Centre for Defence Leadership and Ethics

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The Centre for Defence Leadership and Ethics, situated at the Australian Defence College, Weston Campus in the Australian Capital Territory, specializes in providing advice, education, and research to enhance command, leadership, and ethics within the Department of Defence. It offers a variety of services including managing, developing, and promoting related education, publications, and doctrine, and plays a key role in guiding Joint Professional Military Education requirements across various training environments.

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