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March 25, 2023
Australia/Diplomacy/United States

Why AUKUS May Do More Harm Than Good

Sure enough, Washington, London and Canberra have defied international opposition and announced recently the pathway to the AUKUS nuclear submarines pact. They have even coerced the IAEA Secretariat into endorsement on the

Australia/United Kingdom/United States

The U.S. and UK’s Submarine Deal Crosses Nuclear Red Lines with Australia

The recent Australia, U.S., and UK $368 billion deal on buying nuclear submarines has been termed by Paul Keating, a former Australian prime minister, as the “worst deal in all history.” It commits Australia to buy conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines that will

March 18, 2023

India: Defence ties with Australia are strong

Australia/India

Wandering through Australia, I’m discovering that our own great Sikhs came in shiploads during the 19th century to fight under Australian officers in World

The Lesson Not Learnt: From “Operation Shock and Awe”  to AUKUS

Australia/Diplomacy/India/United Kingdom/United States

The United States of America (US) must be one of the most incompetent, brutal and arrogant imperial powers in history. For Its hubris and

Meta, Snap, TikTok Set to Enforce Australia’s Under-16 Social Media Ban

October 28, 2025
Australia/World

Meta Platforms Inc., Snap Inc., and ByteDance’s TikTok have announced they will comply with Australia’s upcoming social-media ban for users under 16, setting aside prior objections just weeks before the law comes

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Trump Signals Support for Aukus Submarine Pact During Meeting with Australian PM

October 22, 2025
Australia/World

In a move signaling continuity in U.S. defense policy, former President Donald Trump expressed strong support for the Aukus security partnership during a meeting with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on October

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Australia Unleashes ‘Ghost Bats and Sharks’ in A$25bn Defence Overhaul

October 3, 2025
Australia/World

Australia has embarked on a historic A$25 billion defence spending spree, ordering fleets of autonomous aircraft and submarines, Japanese-designed frigates, and transforming a key shipyard as part of the country’s most ambitious

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RBA Warns Australia’s Super Funds Could Amplify Market Stress

October 2, 2025
Australia/World

Australia’s rapidly expanding superannuation sector could exacerbate financial stress during a severe market disruption, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) warned in its latest Financial Stability Review, Bloomberg reports. Superannuation funds, the

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Australia and Papua New Guinea to “Totally Integrate” Defence Forces Under Historic Pact

September 16, 2025
Australia/World

Australia and Papua New Guinea are set to elevate their defence relationship to an unprecedented level, with both countries agreeing to “totally integrate” their military forces under a new security pact, Australian

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Australia Expels Iranian Ambassador Over Alleged Orchestration of Antisemitic Attacks

August 26, 2025
Australia/Iran/World

Australia announced on Tuesday the expulsion of Iran’s ambassador, marking the first time since World War II that the country has taken such a measure against a foreign envoy. Prime Minister Anthony

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Ex-SAS Soldier to Face Landmark Australian War Crimes Trial Over Afghan Killing

August 21, 2025
Australia/Human Rights/World

An Australian former special forces soldier is set to become the first in the country’s history to stand trial for a war crime, more than a decade after the alleged killing of

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Qantas hit with record A$90mn penalty over illegal sacking of workers

August 18, 2025
Australia/World

Qantas has been ordered to pay the largest industrial relations penalty in Australian corporate history after unlawfully outsourcing nearly 2,000 jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, according to reporting by the Financial Times.

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Australia to Recognize Palestinian State at UN, Defying US Position

August 11, 2025
Australia/World

Australia will formally recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations summit in September, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced Monday, marking a break with close ally the United States as tensions escalate

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Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Wins $6.5bn Australian Frigate Deal in Landmark Defence Export

August 5, 2025
Australia/World

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has emerged as the preferred bidder to build a new fleet of Australian frigates, marking a historic breakthrough for Japan’s defence industry and its first-ever warship export deal.

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