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Despite promises to ramp up production, so Australia can receive nuclear-powered submarines, the Pentagon will only start one new submarine in 2025.

A review of Australia’s fighting warships exposed another blowout in the frigate project, and will force the government to go smaller, faster.

A company with links to Hong Kong businessmen is responsible for providing security at some of Australia’s most sensitive defence bases.

A major AUKUS bill has passed the US Congress. What does this mean for Australias future as an owner of nuclear-powered submarines?

Existing programs for new and upgraded warships are increasing in costs, as the government grapples with a fresh wishlist for the navy.

A report for US politicians warns that AUKUS could worsen submarine shortages, fail to deter China and increase the risk of enemies stealing military secrets.

Australia will soon have naval missiles capable of striking targets 1,500 kilometres away in a major boost to the nation’s long-range firepower.

The White House has broached the ban with Australia, as security hawks urge the Albanese government to impose similar controls on local firms.

The exclusive poll comes as a divide emerges inside the federal government over the level of assistance being given to the country.

The exclusive poll comes as a divide emerges inside the federal government over the level of assistance being given to the country.