Tag: AUKUS

Ground broken on Adelaide’s Lot Fourteen innovation HQ

Posted on   |  by David Allen
Construction has begun on the long delayed $100 million centrepiece of Adelaide’s Lot Fourteen innovation precinct, which the state government has flagged as central to local work on the...

Australia presses Washington to lift AUKUS tech transfer

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Australia is pressing US lawmakers to include new AUKUS technology transfer provisions in defence legislation that could pass this year, in a move that would extend the reach of...

SA data centre strategy triggers moratorium call

Posted on   |  by David Allen
South Australian data centres will face mandatory energy, water and national interest standards in exchange for streamlined development approvals, under a new strategy unveiled by the state government. Australia’s...

Former PM: Crank ‘cadence’ of AUKUS Pillar II

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Former Prime minister Scott Morrison on Wednesday brushed off renewed criticism of AUKUS, saying the trilateral pact still gets Australia access to the “holy of holies” US military tech...

WA seeks global partners for defence manufacturing hub

Posted on   |  by David Allen
Western Australia’s government has called for Australian and international companies to help establish a large-scale defence manufacturing hub on the west coast as it pushes ahead with plans to...

Marles sidesteps speculation of AUKUS drone sub deal

Posted on   |  by David Allen
Speculation is mounting that Melbourne-based C2 Robotics could be in line for a role in a new AUKUS underwater drone initiative, with a government announcement expected as soon as...

Private capital to improve Defence industry outcomes: AIDN

Posted on   |  by David Allen
The government’s move to attract more private capital into Defence spending has the potential drive a major scale-up of Australian military technology, the Australian Industry and Defence Network says,...

Defence embraces the future with private financing

Posted on   |  by James Riley
For deep tech startups and local SME’s working on dual-use products and services, Defence minister Richard Marles has cracked open a window to new opportunities through private sector capability...