Talk:Minister for Defence Industry

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Minister for Defence Industry

I'm going to move this page and the related Defence Ministries to align with the Second Turnbull Ministry. This is consistent with previous renamings of these Ministries.
WAS -> IS

Minister for Defence Material (Australia) -> Minister for Defence Industry (Australia)
Minister for Defence Personnel (Australia) - redirects to Minister for Defence (Australia) -> Minister for Defence Personnel (Australia)
Minister for Defence Science and Personnel (Australia) -> Minister for Defence Personnel (Australia)

Cheers haydn_likes_carpet (talk) 01:06, 21 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Talk:Minister for Defence Industry

Minister for Defence Industry

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