‘Confident’: Albo’s big claim after Biden chat
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made a strong statement about the future of a multi-billion dollar investment after meeting with US President Joe Biden.
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.
Strike on the cards as ASC workers fight for equal pay
ASC workers could walk off the job as they continue their fight for an 18.5 per cent pay rise.
Diving beyond nuke subs – AUKUS extension hailed as boon for SA
Extending the AUKUS security pact to Canada, Japan, South Korea and New Zealand is being touted as a big boost for SA’s nation-leading defence industry.
Canada in talks to join AUKUS in expanded pact
Canada’s Defence Minister Bill Blair revealed he’s in talks about joining AUKUS as the security pact considers expanding with allies including Japan and South Korea.
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$700m reasons to consider SA defence jobs
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Firepower gap: Cruise missiles ditched for Collins subs
Plans to retro-fit Tomahawk cruise missiles to the Adelaide-built Collins Class submarine fleet have been ditched.
Dire warning over shortage that could drown AUKUS
The Australian Federal Police’s recruitment struggles could soon threaten a historic national project, the force’s union warns.
Starick: Mali’s already found his new ramping
Expect Labor to pivot further from fixing the ambulance crisis – and be sceptical, writes Paul Starick.
World’s most ‘digitally advanced’ SA shipyard set for hiring spree
The chief of the firm building Australia’s future frigates and nuclear-powered submarines has revealed a recruitment program.
New $1.5bn move in AUKUS nuclear sub deal
The US Congress is planning to rectify a cut to submarine production amid warnings that the move could have harmed the AUKUS pact and let down Australia.
Devilish union attack on submarine chief condemned
A personal union attack targeting the boss of Australia’s future nuclear-powered submarine builder and maintainer has been rejected.
Is this man the premier candidate to take Albo’s job?
The popular premier making the switch to Canberra seemed an outlandish prospect until the past week, writes Paul Starick.
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