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IAEA wants more work on n-subs

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The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog has warned there is a lot of technical work to be done before Australia's AUKUS submarine...

CN’s farewell message

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Statement from the Chief of Navy Vice Admiral Michael Noonan: It has been my great honour and privilege to serve as Chief of Navy for the...

Sails added to bulk tanker

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A newcastlemax bulk carrier belonging to Singapore-based Berge Bulk will be fitted with four WindWings sails in the second quarter of 2023, gCaptain reports. The...

RIMPAC exercise kicks off

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Twenty-six nations, 38 surface ships, four submarines, nine national land forces, more than 30 unmanned systems, approximately 170 aircraft and more than 25,000 personnel...

US Navy’s climate strategy tested

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The US Navy conducted a war game Wednesday to assess how amphibious exercises in the Western Pacific will navigate the consequences of climate change,...

The aim of China’s third carrier

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By Sam Roggeveen* China’s launch of a new aircraft carrier, its third and the second built entirely at home, speaks to Beijing’s ambitions to become...

Sweden and Finland could help US in Pacific

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If Sweden and Finland succeed in joining NATO, their addition could provide the fringe benefit of enhancing U.S. strategies and tactics against a rival...

Australian Pacific patrol boats defective

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Pacific island countries may halt the use of Australian-provided patrol boats after potentially serious defects were discovered, in a blow to a $2.1bn maritime...

Russian gas takes the Arctic route

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According to the ship-tracking website Marine Traffic, the arctic LNG tanker Nikolay Yevgenov has arrived in the Pacific Ocean after transiting the Northern Sea...

Broader approach to undersea warfare

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By Marcus Hellyer* The hottest topic in Australia’s defence community right now is how to develop the Royal Australian Navy’s submarine capability. The decision to...