Govt signs massive shipbuilding, defence jobs deal
A deal has been struck with a British defence giant to develop skills for the thousands of jobs needed for multibillion-dollar Adelaide shipbuilding enterprises.
Full coverage of South Australia's defence industry, including the nuclear submarines program, shipbuilding operations at Osborne and future skills requirements.
A deal has been struck with a British defence giant to develop skills for the thousands of jobs needed for multibillion-dollar Adelaide shipbuilding enterprises.
Australia could soon have access to advanced military technology, with the Biden administration revealing talks are underway to expand the AUKUS pact.
A plan to oversee the $368bn nuclear-powered submarine construction program in Adelaide has been revealed by the Premier ahead of the state budget.
Rarely has what happens in Adelaide mattered so much to our nation – possibly even the rest of the world, Paul Starick writes.
Despite fears in recent weeks the $89bn Future Submarines contract could be axed, Naval Group and Defence have reached a major breakthrough overnight.
Deb Spence became the first woman apprentice at ASC almost two decades ago. Now there are far more – but she’s encouraging others to consider such a career.
The man who helped seal the $50bn future submarines deal says there is only one main risk to the project – Naval Group not holding up their end of the bargain.
Speculation is mounting the Defence Minister may be forced to step aside amid the scandals consuming Canberra. What does it mean for SA?
Days after fears the $89bn Future Subs contract could be scrapped, a deal to lock in two more years of work in Adelaide is close.
Naval Group’s chief is confident that the workforce to build the submarines can be found in South Australia, although 4000 people will be needed this decade.
A sneak peek of Port Adelaide’s new shipyard has been revealed, as Naval Group’s boss shoots down fears the Future Submarines project could be scrapped.
Simon Birmingham has downplayed reports the $89bn Future Submarines contract could be terminated – but it does appear Australia is eyeing a Plan B.
Crucial to the maritime and fishing industry, a Port Adelaide training academy fears it may have to move from the old TAFE site.
Want to build games, look after animals or fix cars? You can start in school under a new nation-leading program to keep kids in education – on a pathway to real jobs.
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