UK and Australia have inked the bilateral Nuclear-Powered Submarine Partnership and Collaboration Treaty (the Geelong Treaty) on 26 July 2025. The treaty calls for cooperation
Australia’s military has ambitious plans to expand its ship-to-shore capability. However, the army is relying upon ageing and limited numbers of amphibious assets to land
Australian engineering company, Civmec, is to acquire shipbuilder Luerssen Australia from Naval Vessels Luerssen (NVL) for A$20 million. This strategic acquisition marks a significant milestone
Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Richard Marles and Maldives Minister of Defence, Mohamed Ghassan Maumoon, are proud to announce Australia will gift
The German shipbuilder Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) and Saab Australia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cooperate around the MEKO A-200 frigate program –
The Australian Government has delivered on a commitment to significantly upgrade the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) maritime strike capability following a successful live firing 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
In February a People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) task group – comprising the Type 055 cruiser Zunyi, Type 054A frigate Hengyang and Type 903 replenishment
The Australian Government is investing to procure up to 14 multi-mission phased array radars (MMPARs) for the Australian Army…
