‘No excuses to cut’ $45bn Adelaide frigate build
One of the architects of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine build has warned about cuts to Adelaide’s $45bn frigate project.
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.
One of the architects of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine build has warned about cuts to Adelaide’s $45bn frigate project.
If cabinet lacks the resolve to push ahead with Adelaide’s $45bn frigate projects, what hope do we have when it’s time to build nuclear subs.
The prospect of only three naval frigates being built in Adelaide is sparking strong concern at the highest levels of the state government.
Australian forces will partner with the US in one of the most famous battlegrounds in the Pacific in the next step of the AUKUS pact.
With hundreds of jobs but only a handful of graduates, time is running out to find and train the next crop of nuclear workers to operate Australia’s future submarine fleet.
It seems former prime minister Scott Morrison doesn’t want anyone to forget he was the one who struck the AUKUS pact.
Premier Peter Malinauskas is predicting one of the biggest decisions affecting South Australians in history will be made within weeks.
Defence officials have raised new concerns about the Adelaide-built future frigates, including firepower and issues with the Navy’s workforce.
An ex-PM has raised questions about the AUKUS pact as more details about the nuclear subs are set to be revealed.
An Adelaide 3D printing company has been sensationally handpicked to be at the forefront of a manufacturing revolution, printing large-scale defence parts on US Navy ships.
Former PM Malcolm Turnbull has issued a stern warning on the AUKUS submarines deal, noting a crucial element of the plan could undermine our sovereignty.
Senators have warned the US risks its own power by giving submarines to Australia as Anthony Albanese defends AUKUS.
A major overhaul of the transport network on Lefevre Peninsula will help ready the nation’s premier defence precinct for the construction of nuclear-powered submarines.
The Defence Minister has given a huge indication about where Australia will be getting its nuclear-powered submarines from.
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