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Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison. File.   | Photo Credit: AP Australia’s PM Scott Morrison announced the multi-million dollar investment stating that the objective was to pursue peace rather than sending any message to China Australia will invest 747 million dollars in upgrading four key military training areas and ranges in the Northern Territory to defend the country's interests and support greater engagement with the Indo-Pacific neighbours and allies, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on Wednesday, amid China's increasing assertiveness in the region. Mr. Morrison annou...

Department of Defence Two United States Marines who arrived in Australia as part of the 2021 Marine Rotational Force – Darwin (MRF-D) on 12 April have returned positive COVID-19 results during routine testing conducted as part of their mandatory 14-day quarantine period. The Marines are asymptomatic and have been transferred to the care of AUSMAT at the NT Centre for National Resilience at Howard Springs. All US Marines are subject to strict screening and quarantine requirements prior to departure, and on arrival into Australia, including: present a negative COVID-19 PCR test 72 hours befor...

Morrison announced the multi-million dollar investment stating that the objective was to pursue peace rather than sending any message to China.

Department of Defence Two United States Marines who arrived in Australia as part of the 2021 Marine Rotational Force – Darwin (MRF-D) on 12 and 14 April have returned positive COVID-19 results during routine testing conducted as part of their mandatory 14-day quarantine period. The Marines are asymptomatic and will be transferred to the care of AUSMAT at the NT Centre for National Resilience at Howard Springs. All US Marines are subject to strict screening and quarantine requirements prior to departure, and on arrival into Australia, including: • present a negative COVID-19 PCR test 72...

Feb 25, 2021 As China increases its assertiveness in trade and security in Asia, it has become essential for Japan, Australia and the United States to create a united front to counter Beijing. If the three nations, which share common basic values and strategic interests, work together on fields including security, energy and economy, it will be beneficial for the stability of the Indo-Pacific region. With the U.S. already a security ally, strengthening ties with Australia should be Japan’s top priority. Darwin, the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory, is a small city with a...