Matchmakers call it quits: Wang Wang and Funi might be replaced
Minister Penny Wong announced on Wednesday the likely continuation of a panda presence in Adelaide with the possibility of replacing Wang Wang and Funi.
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New China wine tariffs call – what it means for SA
China has released an interim decision on whether to remove crippling wine tariffs that have crushed a $1.1bn export market. So will it be sour grapes for SA wine makers?
Frigates cut amid $20bn blowout but next-gen naval build revealed
The defence minister has confirmed plans to build Hunter class frigates in Adelaide will be cut back, but a new project will be unveiled to take their place.
How China is coming after ordinary Australians
AUKUS partners have been warned about a sinister shift in Beijing-sponsored cyber actors now targeting civilians.
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‘Outstanding on many fronts’: Why Pyne is so big on AUKUS
Christopher Pyne was one of the chief architects of Australia’s scrapped Naval French submarine plan. So why does he think the AUKUS deal is such an outstanding decision?
$1.35b missiles deal will give AUKUS teeth
The Pentagon has approved the sale of up to 220 Tomahawk cruise missiles to Australia as part of the AUKUS pact. See why it’s significant.
‘Dangerous path’: China issues chilling AUKUS threat
China lashed out at the newly unveiled nuclear submarine deal with the UK and US, saying highly enriched, weapons-grade uranium put Australia on a “path of error and danger”.
Big detail Albo omitted from AUKUS subs deal speech
It took some prodding from journalists for a pragmatic adviser to give up the most eye-catching new fact of Australia’s new nuclear subs deal.
‘Risky’: How AUKUS subs deal will affect China threat
The submarines deal is expensive and risky but will redefine Australia’s long-term security and change the game with China forever.
How Australia will pay for AUKUS subs – and where the jobs are
This is how Defence will cover the building of the AUKUS submarines, and where spending cuts will have to be made.
Extent of hacks against Australia after AUKUS deal revealed
The AUKUS nuclear submarine pact sparked a ‘significant increase’ in Chinese cyber attacks, experts say. See which sectors were affected.
New twist as AUKUS sub deal sparks ‘treason’ jibe
Anthony Albanese’s upcoming historic deal to arm Australia with nuclear subs continues to upset France and agitate China. But there’s also been a last-minute twist.
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