Tag: nuclear-powered submarines
Submarine workers depart for AUKUS training at Pearl Harbor
In a significant milestone for the AUKUS partnership, the first group of skilled submarine workers from ASC Pty Ltd has departed for Pearl Harbor, United States, for comprehensive sustainment training.
South Australia partners with HII to prepare suppliers for AUKUS
Premier Peter Malinauskas announced a new initiative in collaboration with America’s largest shipbuilder, HII, to integrate South Australian companies into the global supply chain for nuclear-powered submarines.
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.
Australian gov’t collaborates with industry to secure Collins class submarine
The Australian Government has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining a strong and adaptable submarine capability by launching an independent assurance activity to guide the life-of-type extension of the Collins class submarine fleet.
New agency, new regulator created for Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine program
The Australian government is launching a new agency and new regulatory body that will manage Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine program.
Industry calls for skills training programs to build Australia’s nuclear submarine capability
Industry representatives have highlighted the significance of establishing specialist training programs that would supply skilled workers to build Australia’s nuclear submarine capability following the $368 billion AUKUS deal this week.
Government announces more than 300 defence nuclear science and engineering scholarships
Defence Minister Peter Dutton has announced the creation of more than 300 scholarships over the next five years to boost Australia's nuclear scientific and engineering workforce.
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