Behind the push for an Australian National Spy Museum

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Recorded24 Jul 2026

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The history and current workings of Australia's spies are a little opaque to us everyday people.But a group of Australians, most of whom come from within the intelligence community, is hoping to change all that.The group is proposing that Australia build a National Spy Museum in Canberra, which will look at Australia's espionage efforts and pay tribute to its spooks, past and present.

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