Australia wants land-based anti-ship missiles to enhance its long-range defences. The government is yet to issue a formal tender for this requirement, but contenders are already lining up to meet the need.
Kongsberg recently provided training for the Royal Australian Navy on how to load Naval Strike Missiles (NSM) onto its Anzac-class frigates…
The first Australian Arafura-class OPV, NUSHIP Arafura, has commenced builder trials at builder Osborne in South Australia.
The Royal Australian Navy’s first three Hunter class frigates will be fitted with Rohde & Schwarz’ world-leading NAVICS communications technology under a contract with BAE Systems Maritime Australia (BAESMA).
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 Albanese Government will contribute up to $850 million in partnership with Kongsberg Defence Australia to manufacture and service missiles at Williamtown near Newcastle.
Navantia Australia’s naval engineers, together with members of its recently formed Technical Partner Network (TPN) have released the first set of Ship Alterations (ShipAlt) drawings for the Hobart Class Guided Missile Destroyers’ (DDG) SEA4000 Phase 6 Capability Upgrade.
HMAS Sydney has fired the Royal Australian Navy’s first Standard Missile (SM-6) during Exercise Pacific Dragon 2024, in vicinity of Hawaii.
Australia is pouring money into extra-large autonomous underwater vehicles (XL-AUV) Ghost Shark, that will help take up the underwater slack.
Austal announced that it delivered the seventh of ten Evolved Cape-class Patrol Boats under contract to the Royal Australian Navy.
