The Australian Government is ensuring that South Australia remains the home of Australia’s submarine construction, with expenditure projected to be billions of dollars in the state over coming decades ...

The Australian government last weekend announced an investment of $2.75 billion to start building a new submarine construction yard in Osborne, South ...

The AUKUS agreement between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States for greater submarine and related programme ...

SYDNEY, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Australia said on Sunday it would spend A$3.9 billion ($2.76 billion) to progress construction of a shipyard that will help deliver nuclear-powered submarines under the ...

A shipyard in Adelaide will receive a mammoth “down payment” as Australia moves to create the workforce needed for the AUKUS ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defense Richard Marles, Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong, U.S. Secretary ...

The U.S. Defense Department’s announcement of a review of the Australia-United Kingdom-United States (AUKUS) pact in June sent shockwaves through the Australian national security establishment. While ...

Key Points and Summary - The United Kingdom and Australia have solidified their AUKUS partnership by signing the 50-year Geelong Treaty for nuclear submarine cooperation. -However, the landmark pact ...

Australia’s acting Prime Minister Richard Marles said the center-left Labor government has received the Pentagon’s review of the Aukus accord and the US is standing behind the pact. “What’s really ...

The Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Sheean, a Collins-class boat, arrives in Hobart, Australia, on April 1, 2021. (Leo Baumgartner/Australian Defence Force via ...

The Trump Administration is reviewing the 2021 Aukus defense agreement with the U.K. and Australia to see if it fits President Trump’s priorities. That should be a short review. The Aussies are ...

SYDNEY, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Defence Minister Richard Marles said Australia was "very self-critical" as it looked to address challenges, including skilling its workforce, for the AUKUS nuclear submarine ...