Tag: AUKUS
AML3D secures major US defence contract for alloy qualification & testing
Metal additive manufacturing company AML3D has clinched a purchase order (PO) worth USD 1.01 million (AUD 1.54 million) to bolster qualification testing of Copper-Nickel (CuNi) alloys for applications within the US Department of Defence.
SA Premier set for key US meetings on AUKUS strategy
SA Premier Peter Malinauskas will spearhead a high-profile mission to the United States, with a primary objective of capitalising on opportunities for South Australia arising from the AUKUS submarine program.
AUKUS partners break new ground in defence trade relations
Australia has applauded the United States Government for taking concrete measures to enhance export control licensing requirements for the AUKUS trilateral partners.
US mission amplifies AUKUS gains for WA defence
The WA Government recently finished a global mission to expand opportunities for the state's defence industry and demonstrate its role in strengthening the AUKUS alliance, particularly in maritime technology, cyber security, unmanned systems, and space.
Hypersonix bolsters growth plans, taps Arthur Sinodinos as chair of the Board
Hypersonix Launch Systems Ltd, Australia's premier aerospace engineering and design firm, has named former Australian Ambassador to the United States, Arthur Sinodinos, as the new chair of the Board, effective 18 March 2024.
AUKUS naval leaders gather in Perth for defence summit
Western Australia's strategic significance in defence has been underscored with the announcement of the Indian Ocean Defence and Security (IODS) conference set to host the Chiefs of Navy from the three AUKUS nations.
SA’s Fee Free TAFE boost enrolments by 65%
Enrolments for TAFE SA have seen a dramatic 65 per cent increase compared to two years ago following the launch of the South Australian government’s Fee Free TAFE effort.
Babcock, Bechtel, HII spearhead support for Australia’s nuclear submarine initiative
Babcock Australasia, Bechtel, and Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) have formally entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaboratively explore opportunities and contribute their expertise to Australia's conventionally armed nuclear-powered submarine program.
US Congress greenlights key measures in NDAA 2024 for AUKUS submarine transfer
The United States Congress has passed the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), a comprehensive legislation that not only addresses critical aspects of Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine program but also establishes key exemptions for both Australia and the United Kingdom from US defence export control licensing.
Aussie-made steel hull to be used in Australian SSN-AUKUS nuclear-powered submarines
The Australian government has spearheaded its efforts to ensure that Australian-made steel is used in the construction of the nation’s conventionally-armed nuclear-powered submarines built at Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia.
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