Evolved Cape Class News Today

During the sea trials, the patrol boat's autonomy in the maritime domain was successfully validated by an Australian collaboration.

Australia's maritime security efforts are being reinforced by the continuous support of Austal Australia in expanding the naval fleet.

The Albanese government will guarantee the Perth-based company naval contracts under a new “strategic agreement”.

The Australian Government has listed its forthcoming Arafura-class offshore patrol vessel programme "a project of concern."

Austal has established a new maintenance facility in Trinidad and Tobago as the company expands its sustainment of its patrol vessels.

Austal's fulfilment of its delivery schedule for the Evolved Cape class patrol vessels represents Australia's leading defence sector.

Austal Australia delivers its fifth Evolved Cape-class patrol boat as it seeks to supply eight vessels by 2024.

Austal Australia has delivered the fifth evolved Cape-class patrol boat (ECCPB) to the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).

Austal Australia has officially handed over the third of eight evolved Cape-class patrol boat (ECCPB) to the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).

While the Labor Party accuses the previous government of flushing money "down the toilet," defense analysts say there's more politics than substance to the outrage.