Richard Marles
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- AUKUS
Australia quietly pays US another $800 million for AUKUS despite review
The second payment, made in the second quarter of this year, takes Australia’s contribution to the US industrial base to $1.6 billion with no guarantee AUKUS will continue.
- Michael Koziol
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Australian tanks arrive in Ukraine after nine-month wait
Around 40 Australian army tanks have arrived in Ukraine to help defend the country against Vladimir Putin’s invading Russian forces.
- Matthew Knott
- Political Sketch
- Political leadership
Excuse me, Donald, a word? The Trump challenge facing Richard Marles
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles is representing Australia at NATO in the Netherlands. How might he win the chance to speak to US President Donald Trump?
- Tony Wright
- Analysis
- NATO
‘Crosses our red lines’: Trump demand divides NATO
The US president has made it clear to Europe that it cannot expect an unlimited American guarantee over its security. But Spain is refusing to play ball.
- David Crowe
ABC makes cameo appearance in celebrity cavoodle legal drama
Journalists from the public broadcaster’s investigations team won access to documents related to an ongoing legal stoush involving the “million-dollar” dog.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
How a tabloid dog attracted the attention of the ABC’s crack current affairs unit
The case of Oscar, the million-dollar celebrity cavoodle, sparked the interest of the unlikely player which surely must be the first time the ABC has sought to follow up an ACA tabloid banger.
- Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Paul Keating accuses Marles of ‘careless betrayal’ over China
The Labor elder accused the defence minister and the government of “intellectually ceding Australia to the United States” as a platform for conflict with China.
- Nick Bonyhady
- Opinion
- Editorial
What’s the alternative? The many AUKUS questions the PM must answer
With news the United States is reviewing AUKUS, fundamental questions – both old and new – have surfaced about the merits of the $368 billion submarine deal. The Albanese government must confront them.
- The Age's View
Give Trump ‘a new Pine Gap’, say experts claiming AUKUS go-slow
Senior Australian government sources say the snap AUKUS review might be designed to gain leverage as Americans push Australia to spend more on defence.
- Paul Sakkal
- Updated
- AUKUS
‘Time to wake up’: Turnbull, opposition seize on Trump’s AUKUS review
Defence Minister Richard Marles and AUKUS architect Scott Morrison insist they are confident the United States will keep supporting the $368 billion submarine deal.
- Natassia Chrysanthos, Paul Sakkal, Michael Koziol and Rob Harris
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