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It was a sight to behold and took the wind out of the bellicose sails of the AUKUS cheer squad.  Here, at the National Press Club in the Australian capital,

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It was a sight to behold and took the wind out of the bellicose sails of the AUKUS cheer squad. Here, at the National Press Club in the Australian capital, was a Labor luminary, former Prime Minister of Australia and statesman, keen to weigh in with ...

Marles the drunken sailor: Rex Patrick on Defence Minister’s haste to defence spending waste by Rex Patrick | Mar 22, 2023 News yesterday that our Collins Class submarines will get fitted with Tomahawks reveals a serious lack of understanding about the tactical use of land attack missiles on submarines. Exposing the blithe war enthusiasts of the Murdoch press,…

If a conflict in the Asia-Pacific region broke out, what would it look like, and what roles could conventional and nuclear submarines play?

Retired Commodore Peter Scott shared his thoughts on the cost of our new submarines and whether criticism of the deal has been justified.

Retired Commodore Peter Scott shared his thoughts on the cost of our new submarines and whether criticism of the deal has been justified.

Paul Keating lashed this week’s AUKUS decision as the worst by a Labor government since conscription in WWI. Some, including former colleague Kim Beazley, disagree.

Former Labor minister backs Paul Keating’s condemnation of the deal to acquire nuclear-powered submarines; record-breaking NDIS class action for over-65s set to launch. Follow updates here.

Australia will boost its annual defence spending by an average of 0.15 per cent of GDP annually for 30 years to cover the cost of nuclear-powered submarines.