AUKUS ‘moonshot’ may be a tragically expensive failure
It is alarming that both Coalition and Labor politicians fail to acknowledge the risk that Australia could be left with no submarine capability by the end of the 2030s.
Australia’s nuclear submarine project, its fundamental construction and strategic weaknesses, demands an urgent whole-of-government review.
The reporting in The AustralianFinancial Review’s “Questioning AUKUS” series reveals the Albanese government may very likely be committing Australia to a tragically expensive failure.
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James Curran is The Australian Financial Review’s international editor and professor of modern history at Sydney University.
