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AUKUS pact: Joe Courtney says Pentagon budget a 'profound blow' - Vimarsana News

AUKUS pact: Joe Courtney says Pentagon budget a 'profound blow'

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

Source: afr.com
Navy budget blowout: review of Australia's fighting warships exposes $20b blowout in the frigate project - Vimarsana News

Navy budget blowout: review of Australia's fighting warships exposes $20b blowout in the frigate project

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

Source: afr.com
AUKUS: Warning over Hong Kong ties to Wilson Security defence contracts including for Perth naval base that will host US nuclear-powered submarines - Vimarsana News

AUKUS: Warning over Hong Kong ties to Wilson Security defence contracts including for Perth naval base that will host US nuclear-powered submarines

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

Source: afr.com
An AUKUS bill has passed the US Congress — what's next? - Vimarsana News

An AUKUS bill has passed the US Congress — what's next?

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

Australian Defence budget: Navy faces billions in blowouts for new warships - Vimarsana News

Australian Defence budget: Navy faces billions in blowouts for new warships

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

Source: afr.com