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.
The head of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation gave his Annual Threat Assessment for the year ahead ...
Former PM Malcolm Turnbull believes AUKUS is a "one-sided", bad deal, although the security partnership has cross party ...
North Korea has again lashed out at the AUKUS defence pact, saying the deal with the US and UK is a “threat to regional peace ...
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 ...
A Rolls-Royce program set to supply reactor cores for Australia’s nuclear submarines has been branded as “unachievable” in a ...
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 ...
An AUKUS forum has been in the country telling circuit-board manufacturers, heavy engineering firms and aerospace companies about the opportunities of taking part. A ministerial briefing newly ...
Local defence companies chalked up more than $25 million in licence-free exports to the United States and United Kingdom in ...
The future of Australia’s most significant defence deal, AUKUS, has been given a shake-up after one of the key partners, ...
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