The Australian Government has delivered a key milestone in Australia’s conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarine program with the establishment of the Australian Naval Nuclear Power Safety Regulator. Australian
Australia has announced a A$12 bn investment to develop the Henderson Defence Precinct for AUKUS and continuous shipbuilding. Press release by Australan Defence, text follows
Thales and BAE Systems announced during DSEI UK 2025 a new phase in their long-standing collaboration on submarine sonar capability, marked by the signing of
The Australian debate on considering alternatives to AUKUS regains traction. Naval News looks at perceived options for a “Plan B” and offers an assessment on
The Australian Government has released its AUKUS Submarine Industry Strategy, providing greater clarity to industry to grow and enter AUKUS supply chains. Australia’s AUKUS Submarine
The Australian Government is investing an additional $262 million to support local defence industry and develop Australia’s AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine supply chain. Â
The Australian and UK Governments have announced a significant milestone for the delivery of the SSN AUKUS fleet of submarines for the Royal Australian Navy.
USS Hawaii (SSN 776) has arrived at HMAS Stirling, where Australian personnel will collaborate with U.S. counterparts and the USS Emory S. Land (AS 39) for significant maintenance during a Submarine Tendered Maintenance Period (STMP).
The U.S. Navy submarine tender USS Emory S. Land (AS 39) pulled into HMAS Stirling, Aug. 16, marking the seventh port visit in Australia since the ship left its homeport of Guam, May 17.
The United Kingdom and Australia’s future SSN-AUKUS submarines will probably be operated by an integrated crew made of Australian and British sailors, the UK’s First Sea Lord said at the IODS Conference in Perth.Â
