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AUKUS under greater cyber threat: ASIO

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Foreign intelligence agencies will increase their targeting and sabotage of defence personnel, industry and AUKUS, according to a recent speech by the head of...

Extremely capable Chinese ships: NZ

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New Zealand’s defence minister has warned that Chinese warships located off the east coast of Australia are armed with “extremely capable” weapons that could...

Norway, UK monitor Russian aggression

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Norway and the United Kingdom have declared to kickstart work towards a deeper and more ambitious defence agreement, the Barents Observer reports.  "We share the...

America’s ‘Cultural Revolution’ hits the US Navy

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By Peter Jones* On Friday 21 February the Trump Administration’s ‘cultural revolution’ hit the Pentagon with the removal of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs...

Chinese live fire off Australian coast

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An Emirates flight from Sydney to Christchurch was directly warned by the Chinese military to avoid airspace on Friday morning, before Chinese vessels were...

N Korea objects to US N-sub visit

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North Korea's defence ministry said on Tuesday the United States is again posing a grave security threat by sending a nuclear submarine to a...

Australia donates hydrographic vessel

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The Australian High Commission in Sri Lanka handed over a Kongsberg EM2042 shallow water multi-beam echo sounder to the Sri Lanka Navy Hydrographic Service...

Taiwan opts for satellite back-up

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By Jane Rickards* Taiwan is paying attention to seabed risks. It’s suffered undersea cable breaks and it has noted deliberate attacks on such communications lines...

Australia and PNG prepare defence treaty

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A half-century after gaining independence from Australia, the Pacific island state of Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Australia are negotiating what the two sides...

UK ships ‘charging at’ submarines

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HMS Somerset has been honing its anti-submarine warfare skills in the Norwegian fjords, charging at allied submarines at full speed as part of Exercise...