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UK doubles down on frigate building

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Work has begun on a huge hall for the Royal Navy’s next-generation Type 31 frigates – to build two ships side-by-side. Standing at 147 metres...

Blue crime’s toll in the Pacific

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Serious offences are taking place on, in, or across the Pacific maritime domain that put at risk the political stability and economic interests of...

Resetting Northern Australia’s national security posture

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John Coyne's report highlights the vast economic opportunities in northern Australia and how they can contribute to our national security. The author makes the case...

Watch Teddy Sheean’s investiture

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Here is the link to the ABC's coverage of Teddy Sheean's Victoria Cross investiture. https://iview.abc.net.au/show/victoria-cross-investiture-of-teddy-sheean

Four more Pearl Harbour dead identified

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Officially, the U.S. death toll in the Dec. 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor is 2,403. But the books have yet to be closed...

Mauritius makes play for Diego Garcia

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When Mauritian Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth joined other government leaders to congratulate U.S. President-elect Joe Biden, his message touched on the diplomatic storm brewing...

Next US frigate to be named USS Congress

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Another Navy ship will be named in honor of George Washington's six original frigates. The Navy's next frigate will be named the USS Congress, Navy...

Nimitz returns to Persian Gulf

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The aircraft carrier Nimitz and its strike group have returned to the Persian Gulf region amid rising tensions with Iran over the killing of...

Big opportunity for Australia in Indo-Pacific

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By Peter Jennings* Australia has a brilliant opportunity to shape US President-elect Joe Biden’s strategy for the Indo-Pacific in a way that will secure a...

Economic costs of South China Sea conflict

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A military conflict in the South China Sea would force most shipping from Europe, the Middle East and Africa destined for Asia and the...