Foreign Spies Seeking AUKUS Secrets, Australia Intelligence Chief Says
Australia's military is being targeted by foreign intelligence over its AUKUS nuclear submarine partnership with the United States and Britain, and faces growing espionage and sabotage threats, Australia's spy chief said on Wednesday.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reiterated support for the Aukus security pact, through which Washington and the UK will ...
The head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation gave his Annual Threat Assessment for the year ahead ...
There had been uncertainty about the future of the AUKUS security partnership under a second Trump administration, but the US ...
Warship builder Austal says Donald Trump will be good for business and that it can probably absorb increases in steel and ...
Doubts remain about the delivery timeline for the Australia-bound nuclear submarines and Donald Trump’s commitment to the ...
Australian businesses are reportedly already seeing the benefits of the export licence-free environment the Federal ...
The future of Australia’s most significant defence deal, AUKUS, has been given a shake-up after one of the key partners, ...
The goal of 2.33 boats a year will allow the US to replace its ageing submarines and free up boats to transfer to Australia ...
Pete Hegseth hosted Richard Marles in Washington on Saturday in his first meeting with a foreign counterpart since he was ...
A just-released briefing document shows NZ is still in a holding pattern over the Pillar II agreement, designed to promote ...
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said President Donald Trump supported the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal, after Australia ...
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