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AUKUS caucus: Signs of a rebellion in Labor over subs deal
Labor MPs have demanded answers from the Prime Minister over the cost of the AUKUS project, and how to avoid Adelaide-based construction pillaging workers from other industries.
Adelaide’s field of dreams: Osborne shipyard to triple in size
Osborne will become just the fourth nuclear submarines shipyard in the AUKUS pact in a massive expansion that will create up to 5500 jobs and encircle a conservation reserve.
Policing the Pacific – the reason Wong says we need a nuclear fleet
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has explained why we need the AUKUS nuclear subs to ensure security in the Pacific – without naming the elephant in the room.
Experts tip ‘slow’ trade reaction as AUKUS sinks in with China
Beijing’s fierce reaction to the AUKUS submarine deal is all bluster, experts say, as they made their predictions on the nation’s trade moves.
How SA defence companies can get in on the subs billions
The federal government will set up a “partnership” so SA companies can get in on billions of dollars flowing here – and internationally – to build the complex boats.
Premium housing land unlocked in Osborne subs expansion deal
The historic Keswick Barracks site will be unlocked for housing in a critical land-swap deal allowing the Osborne shipyards to expand for the nuclear subs fleet.
Billions of dollars, thousands of jobs: What subs deal means for SA
Questions hanging over the future of South Australia’s shipbuilding industry have been answered in a major announcement this morning. We explain the deal.
SA firms set to cash in on security pact
Experts say the AUKUS security pact will lead to greater opportunities for South Australian firms to land defence projects in America and Britain.
‘Make Port Adelaide’: $200bn boost on the line in subs deal
The state’s top business group said the AUKUS deal would help inject $200bn into the state’s economy, but the Premier says the total value is “incalculable”.
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