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.
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.
ASC workers could walk off the job as they continue their fight for an 18.5 per cent pay rise.
The Prime Minister has dodged a question about the purpose of a pact with two of our greatest allies to build nuclear-powered submarines.
The SA Defence Minister has given a bullish warning in regards to the landmark AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal at an SA Press Club event.
A major milestone has just been hit in Australia’s ambition to acquire nuclear-powered submarines.
The biggest project in Australia’s history is not sure thing and failure risks shattering SA’s economy and psyche, writes Paul Starick.
South Australia is the best place to set up a business and more should move here, says the Business Council of Australia’s chief.
Questions have been raised about a pivotal security arrangement between Australia, the UK and the US, with concerns about one detail in particular.
Former Labor prime minister Paul Keating has taken another swipe at the Albanese government’s support of the AUKUS nuclear subs deal.
Premier Peter Malinauskas and university vice-chancellors are warning of the economic cost to South Australia of a crackdown on foreign student numbers.
The 200-m long USS Emory S. Land, moored at Outer Harbor has a virtual indoor firing range and a 200-seat American diner.
A $2.2bn deal has been inked to secure 700 jobs maintaining the Adelaide-built Collins Class submarine fleet.
South Australia’s natural beauty and slew of icons are not enough to keep skilled workers here, with radical calls for a cash bonus to help retain them. Have your say.
Joe Biden is like an elderly parent you know you should take the car keys away from, Peter Goers says. If he doesn’t tap out of the race, democracy as we know it is at risk.
There’s about to be some major competition in Australia for our best and brightest young minds.
From commanding a nuclear attack submarine, to spearheading the reconstruction of Iraq’s navy, Sir Nick Hine is a decorated veteran – and lives with autism.
Adelaide-built HMAS Rankin is being held hostage at an Osborne dock rather than starting a two-year deep maintenance program.
Premier Peter Malinauskas will unveil a housing road map on Tuesday, with plans to fix one key bottleneck blocking new developments.
Childish memes of mutant animals insult voters and help Peter Dutton’s nuclear power campaign, writes Paul Starick.
Premier Peter Malinauskas has revealed the special South Aussie dish – with a hidden meaning – that was served to Chinese Premier Li Qiang during his visit.
Axing a GP tax and investigating nuclear energy would help cut living costs under a Liberal government, Opposition Leader David Speirs says in his budget reply speech.
Hospitals, roads, schools and everything else on SA’s wishlist could easily be paid for if the state makes a hard choice, the former foreign minister and Liberal leader says.
South Australia could be helping the world become carbon free without plunging us back into the dark ages, but activists can’t see common sense, writes Alexander Downer.
Australia acquiring nuclear submarines will be an important move as China becomes “more and more aggressive”, he says.
Critics have taken aim at the governments key housing affordability announcement saying it will increase house prices and only help people who can already afford them.
A massive funding injection for TAFE is set to provide bountiful opportunities to train people for jobs of the future.
Premier Peter Malinauskas had a sliding doors moment about a decade ago, writes Paul Starick. History could have been very different.
South Australia has recorded a concerning drop in the number of people starting apprenticeships in skills that will be needed for the state’s defence sector.
Major defence company Babcock believes it has a solution that will fill both a capability gap and keep the nation’s hopes for a continuous shipbuilding program alive.
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.
Mr Morrison will clock in alongside key former Trump figures, former secretary of state Mike Pompeo and ex-security advisor Robert O’Brien.
Australia has taken a critical step toward acquiring world-class long-range missiles. See what the $370 million deal means for the country’s allies.
The most important step has been taken on the shipyard set to build nuclear-powered submarines in a $368bn program centred on Adelaide.
Kiwis could soon be signing on to Australia’s major security pact with the US and the UK, despite the nation being firmly against nuclear.
The US Congress has agreed to sell its nuclear submarines to another country for the first time, giving the green light to the AUKUS pact with historic new laws.
Australia will buy up to five Virginia-class nuclear-powered submarines from the US to be delivered in the 2030s.
Australia and the US have taken the first step towards a major missile and rocket project, as Australian manufacturing will get a lift as part of the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal.
Despite Franco-Australian relations hitting rock bottom after the AUKUS pact was established, the bilateral relationship appears to have turned a new page with a new deal signed-off.
AUKUS partners have revealed new weapons and training being developed to thwart any military threat from China. See what’s afoot.
Australian, UK and US defence ministers are touting a brave new world of AI-backed surveillance technology just days after the Chinese navy injured Australian military personnel in the East China Sea.
The chance to get in on one of the biggest opportunities in the state’s history is about to open up.
A senior defence minister has defended the ‘exorbitant’ cost of Australia’s $368bn AUKUS subs, suggesting rising tensions in our backyard make the project necessary.
The debut of NCIS: Sydney has set a new streaming record for overseas and local audiences on Paramount+. See why Aussies are loving the new naval crime spinoff.
A sweeping $368bn plan to build nuclear submarines in one Australian state has reached a “significant milestone”.
Scott Morrison apologised as he spoke of the “horrific” scenes he witnessed during his trip to Israel with former UK prime minister Boris Johnson.
A fleet new “Australianised” warships with “increased lethality” could become the Navy’s new weapon to defend our critical trade routes. See why.
Critics have labelled Australia’s program to build a fleet of submarines too ambitious but the chief of the Navy disagrees.
Hundreds of workers at Adelaide’s $45bn frigate project have gathered for a jobs rallying call from Premier Peter Malinauskas. See the incredible pictures.
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