Cracking the code: Australia's secret history of code-breaking
Successive Australian governments have consistently refused to admit Australia ever intercepted diplomatic communications, even in war-time.
Now a new book by ANU College of Asia and the Pacific academics Professor Desmond Ball and Dr Keiko Tamura lifts the lid on the most secret of the Allied code-breaking organisations in Australia during World War II.
In this video Ball and Tamura discuss the work of D Special Section, and their book about the group, Breaking Japanese Diplomatic Codes.