Australia's spy agency turns to Vogue to find recruits
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A security industry insider tells the ABC the agency cannot afford to "just hire dweebs" as ASIS pivots to a new recruitment strategy aimed at women.

A year or so ago, one of the country’s most secretive government officials took a seat on a cream-coloured couch at Vogue Codes, an annual summit for women in STEM and tech hosted by Vogue Australia.

As director-general of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS), Kerri Hartland rarely speaks in public.

All of the work she and her agency do is kept secret. Ms Hartland is one of just three members of the agency who can be publicly named.