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Bumper boost to R&D should power Accord
Strong university system to serve Australia’s interests
UA Chief in Washington to support AUKUS efforts
No decision made to base nuclear subs at Port Kembla
Opinion piece – No decision made to base nuclear subs at Port Kembla
Sky News with Tom Connell 4 April
Global data security research expands
Tasmania solidifies position as defence and science leader
Careers for girls full STEM ahead in Salisbury
Opinion piece: Global volatility underlines challenges for Budget
Three tiers and more than 8000 new engineers: what it will take to deliver AUKUS nuclear submarine program
Three tiers and more than 8000 new engineers: what it will take to staff the AUKUS nuclear submarine program
Australian Greens Voted to Support Reforms to Require Parliament to Vote on When to Send Australian’s to War
Urgent cost-of-living response needed for women and children in poverty
SA budget needs to make early AUKUS investment
Multi-million boost to tackle skill shortages
Cabinet briefing on AUKUS
Submariners excited by sea of opportunity
Feedback invited on new defence reskilling and upskilling grants
Australia welcomes United States Marines back to Darwin
New scholarships to boost talented teachers
Australia must urgently lift business investment
“University AUKUS” to drive skills and jobs
Sky News with Andrew Clennell
Liberals must ensure Tasmania doesn’t miss out on AUKUS jobs
Productivity Commission highlights future challenges to Australian standard of living
Productivity Commission 5-year inquiry
Press Conference – Osborne, South Australia
Greenpeace statement on AUKUS nuclear subs
Gary Adshead, 6PR Mornings
Major National Firm to expand presence in Darwin
AUSTRALIAN WELDERS MORE THAN CAPABLE OF BUILDING AUKUS NUCLEAR SUBMARINES–WE JUST NEED MORE OF THEM
Australia hasn’t figured out low-level nuclear waste storage yet – let alone high-level waste from submarines
Commonwealth and South Australia sign submarine Cooperation Agreement
AUKUS’ terrible legacy: subs waste rings alarm bells
Western Australia home for Australia’s first nuclear-powered submarines
Universities key to Australia’s defence transformation
Joint statement – Western Australia home for Australia’s first nuclear-powered submarines
$368+ billion on submarines puts Illawarra at risk of nuclear attack while forcing funding cuts to the regions
AUKUS pact: Submarines could be useless by the 2050s
Australia sets course for nuclear submarines
AUKUS Submarine agreement a massive boost for national security and domestic capability
AUKUS submarine workforce and industry strategy
AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine pathway
Statement from the Australian Academy of Science: AUKUS nuclear submarine announcement
Sub-standard: AUKUS plan means more risks for Australia
South Australia to deliver nuclear-powered submarine build
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