Key Points and Summary – Australia has begun a $5.2 billion upgrade of its HMAS Stirling naval base to host rotating U.S. and UK nuclear-powered submarines, a key first step in the AUKUS security pact ...

A new program to qualify Australian businesses for the AUKUS submarine supply chain has sparked strong interest.

British defence giant Rolls-Royce has signed an agreement with the Western Australian and South Australian governments to co-design workforce initiatives that will support the AUKUS submarine program ...

Infrastructure work to support rotations of U.S. and British nuclear-powered submarines began last month at a naval base in Western Australia, according to that nation’s defense department. HMAS ...

Australia will spend an initial Aus$12 billion (US$8 billion) to upgrade shipyard facilities for a future fleet of ...

Rolls-Royce has signed memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with both Western and South Australian governments that outline a ...

Update by Australia, the UK and the USA (AUKUS) to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors on Australia's naval nuclear ...

Australia will spend $1.7bn to acquire dozens of Ghost Shark autonomous undersea drones to be delivered by US tech disrupter Anduril, amid uncertainty over Australian nuclear submarine ambitions under ...

The $1.7 billion deal will create about 750 new jobs in Australia, according to the government, as well as supporting a ...

Australia has reportedly announced a significant investment of A$1.7 billion to acquire a fleet of Ghost Shark autonomous ...

The navy is under-gunned for the strategic circumstances Australia faces. For years, commentators have criticized its existing and planned platforms for possessing too few missile cells. Many of them ...