‘There’s a 15-year-old girl out there who’ll command those subs’
There’s about to be some major competition in Australia for our best and brightest young minds.
AUKUS
The AUKUS a landmark agreement between the US, UK and Australia, which was announced to share military technology and boost combined military strength in the Asia-Pacific region.
The diagnosis that could have scuttled AUKUS boss’s career
From commanding a nuclear attack submarine, to spearheading the reconstruction of Iraq’s navy, Sir Nick Hine is a decorated veteran – and lives with autism.
$1bn Collins Class submarine marooned by union strike threat
Adelaide-built HMAS Rankin is being held hostage at an Osborne dock rather than starting a two-year deep maintenance program.
Mali’s plan to fix the housing crisis
Premier Peter Malinauskas will unveil a housing road map on Tuesday, with plans to fix one key bottleneck blocking new developments.
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‘Doesn’t cut it’: Ex-Defence chief urges more lethal Navy
The co-author of Australia’s Defence Strategic Review has spoken out, revealing his top concerns including for the Navy’s surface fleet.
Perfection too risky in Marles’ call for military about-face
AI and hypersonic missile development cannot wait, Australia’s defence minister says, as he outlines a new approach to the country’s military development.
Staring down China: Australia takes the lead in the Pacific
The US is relying on Australia for “leadership” in the Pacific that ensures small nations partner with the West rather than China, says Defence Minister Richard Marles.
US plan to torpedo AUKUS red tape revealed
Australia’s access to futuristic American defence innovations will be fast-tracked by new laws, amid fears the Biden administration is moving too slowly to share technology.
Three things Australia must do to create a nuclear subs workforce
Building a trained workforce for the nuclear submarines program is a colossal task – and the clock is ticking. Here’s what eminent academic Brian Schmidt says needs to happen.
The opportunity for Australia’s defence tech SMEs goes beyond AUKUS
Despite headwinds from the global economy, Australia’s defence technology innovators should focus on ambitious growth, according to archTIS CEO Daniel Lai.
Nuclear reaction: Why a cold war is set to explode
With billions of dollars of taxpayers’ money at stake and power prices soaring, climate wars are set to reignite. Paul Starick explains why.
No hard knocks: The SA school guaranteeing graduates jobs
Enrolments have opened for a new technical college, which will equip students with submarine building skills and guarantee them a job.
‘Blindsided’ community protests nuclear base
More than a thousand protesters are preparing to rally against plans to establish a nuclear-powered submarine base in regional NSW.
Aus-UK work visa changes: What they mean for you
Anthony Albanese has announced a shift in Aus-UK work visa rules, while stepping out in London with his partner. See photos.
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