Australian hull steel for Australian SSN-AUKUS conventionally-armed nuclear-powered submarines
The Australian Submarine Agency has entered into a contract with Australian steel manufacturer, Bisalloy Steels, for the qualification of Australian steel for u
Public comment of the draft Terms of Reference for the Strategic Assessment of the Osborne Submarine Construction Yard is now open
Australia will begin building its first SSN-AUKUS in Osborne, South Australia by the end of this decade.
Additional university places to grow Australia's AUKUS workforce
Thousands more students will train at 16 Australian universities through the allocation of an additional 4,001 Commonwealth supported places in STEM courses to
Land agreement between Defence and South Australia formalised to build Australia’s nuclear-powered submarines
Australia is a step closer to building conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines after the Australian and South Australian governments today signed a lan
Release of the South Australian Defence Industry Workforce and Skills Report and Action Plan
On Friday 10 November, The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, the Hon Richard Marles MP, and Premier of South Australia, the Hon Peter Malinauskas
Second cohort of Royal Australian Navy officers graduate from US Navy Nuclear Power School
A further three Royal Australian Navy (RAN) Officers graduated the U.S.
Work to commence on the Submarine Construction Yard, Osborne, South Australia
Australia’s conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines, the SSN-AUKUS, will be built in Adelaide, South Australia.
Meet Lieutenant Hall
Lieutenant Hall was one of the first Australians to graduate Nuclear Power School in the United States.
Meet Lieutenant Commander Klyne
Lieutenant Commander Klyne was one of the first Australians to graduate Nuclear Power School in the United States.
HMAS Stirling granted Freedom of Entry to City of Rockingham
Freedom of Entry to HMAS Stirling took place in the City of Rockingham, WA on Saturday 9 September.
4,000 more university places for AUKUS workforce
The Albanese Government has announced universities can now apply for additional Commonwealth supported places (CSPs) targeted at graduates in STEM courses.The a