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The cost of Australia’s defence

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By Marcus Hellyer* In March, shortly before federal election, the Coalition government released a defence budget that continued its record of delivering the funding it...

China’s naval ambition in Cambodia

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A Cambodian naval base being constructed with the assistance of China will include a portion for the exclusive use of the Chinese military, according...

Unmanned US Navy system heads to Indo-Pacific

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The US Navy’s Northrop Grumman-built MQ-8C Fire Scout – an autonomous, runway-independent helicopter system – has made its second operational deployment, and first deployment to the Indo-Pacific aboard...

IAEA members must approve Australian N-subs: China

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The nuclear submarine project between Australia, the United States and Britain should not begin until all International Atomic Energy Agency members agree, China’s foreign...

N-subs’ affect on other naval resourcing

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By Richard Dunley* Since the AUKUS announcement was made in September last year, a huge amount of ink has been spilled discussing the capabilities of...

Australia’s N-subs and the NPT

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By Anastasia Kapetas* When the AUKUS deal was announced in September, it generated immediate concern from nuclear watchdogs that the pact — which aims to...

The new government and a dangerous world

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By Brendan Nicholson and Michael Shoebridge* Skilled diplomacy, a powerful and achievable deterrent capability developed with urgency, and the highly trained personnel to drive a...

Admiral Linda Fagan is 27th Commandant of the US Coast Guard

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Admiral Linda Fagan became the 27th Commandant of the United States Coast Guard on 1 June. She is the first woman to lead a branch...

ADF move on autonomous weapons

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The Australian Defence Force has partnered with global tech company Anduril to design and develop extra-large autonomous undersea vehicles (XLAUVs). Under the co-funded arrangement, Defence scientists, Navy...

King’s College London holds first Corbett 100 event

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Late last month the King’s College London held the first of Corbett 100 Events. It welcomed over sixty speakers and delegates from around the...