Preparing for the build of Australia's nuclear-powered submarines in South Australia
The Australian Government has taken the next significant step towards building the nation’s conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines in South Australia,
Delivering skilled defence industry jobs in South Australia
Almost 300 more young South Australians will have access to new training and employment pathways, to equip them with the skills needed for a career in the state
New Defence Precinct at Henderson to deliver continuous Naval Shipbuilding and Nuclear-Powered Submarine Maintenance
The Australian Government will establish a consolidated Commonwealth-owned Defence Precinct at Western Australia’s Henderson shipyard.
Royal Australian Navy enlisted sailors graduate Nuclear Power School in an AUKUS first
In another significant milestone for the Australia, United Kingdom, United States (AUKUS) enhanced trilateral security partnership, the first seven Royal Austra
Joint Leaders Statement to Mark the Third Anniversary of AUKUS
We the leaders of Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, mark the third anniversary of AUKUS – an enhanced security partnership that promotes a f
Submarine Tendered Maintenance Period Complete, USS Hawaii departs HMAS Stirling
USS Hawaii (SSN 776) has now departed HMAS Stirling, marking the conclusion of a historic submarine maintenance period in Western Australia.
Further boost to Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine workforce
The Australian Government announced a new Jobs for Subs program for 200 young workers that will be central to making Submarine Rotational Force - West (SRF-W) a
Submarine Tender USS Emory S. Land arrives at HMAS Stirling
The submarine tender USS Emory S. Land arrived at HMAS Stirling, Western Australia, after a series of port visits around Australia.The USS Emory S.
AUKUS Agreement for Cooperation Related to Naval Nuclear Propulsion
On 5 August 2024, AUKUS partners signed the trilateral Agreement Among the Government of Australia, the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and No
Licence issued for site preparation of the Controlled Industrial Facility at HMAS Stirling
As part of the support to Australia’s conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarine capability, the Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) sought a licence from th
Royal Australian Navy Officers Graduate from Royal Navy Nuclear Reactor Course at HMS Sultan in UK
Following their completion of the Officers Nuclear Operator Course and Engineering Administration Course, the first three Royal Australian Navy officers have gr
First group of Australian ASC workers depart for AUKUS training in Pearl Harbor
An important AUKUS milestone has been achieved with the first cohort of skilled ASC submarine workers departing for Pearl Harbor in the United States for compre