Taiwan’s top diplomat gives Adelaide his AUKUS verdict
Australia acquiring nuclear submarines will be an important move as China becomes “more and more aggressive”, he says.
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.
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The Premier is in a race against the clock to put Adelaide’s central role in the AUKUS deal beyond doubt, writes David Penberthy.
PM faces fresh fight over AUKUS subs
The finalising of the $368bn AUKUS submarine deal has set up a potential clash between Labor and one of its most reliable allies.
‘Don’t want it’: Pollies clash over subs deal
A Greens senator and a former Trump navy secretary have traded barbs over the AUKUS agreement while appearing on the ABC’s Q&A program.
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PM flags nuclear treaty still on cards
Anthony Albanese has signalled Labor still plans to sign an international treaty on nuclear weapons amid concerns about the AUKUS deal.
Major risk if Australia doesn’t go nuclear
Defence Minister Richard Marles has hit back at critics of the AUKUS pact amid growing dissent in Labor ranks.
‘Huge problems’: China warning on subs deal
An Australian academic has flagged why he thinks the AUKUS agreement could present “all sorts of complications” for international relations.
Albo grilled by own MPs on $368bn subs deal
The Prime Minister is fielding questions about AUKUS from within his own party room as MPs break ranks over the multibillion-dollar deal.
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.
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