South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas says there can be “no doubt” the AUKUS opportunity of building nuclear submarines in the state represents the “greatest opportunity”.
“Up to 5,500 people employed directly, right here in Osborne, to build the most complex machines that have ever been built in human history,”
Mr Malinauskas said during a press conference on Monday.“South Australia is not just excited about that task, we are already gearing up for it.”
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
‘Single biggest investment’ into Australia’s defence: Albanese on AUKUSPrime Minister Anthony Albanese says AUKUS is the “single biggest investment” into Australian defence capabilities in history. “Over the years to come, many billions of dollars creating jobs, creating innovation, making the best of Australian science, technology, innovation, here in Defence industries,” Mr Albanese said at a media conference on Monday. “This is an exciting project, AUKUS is the single biggest investment in Australia’s defence capability in our history. “This will create some 20,000 jobs directly over the next 30 years, it will strengthen Australia’s national security and contribute to regional stability in response to the unprecedented regional challenges which we are facing.”
Read more »
Baby admitted to hospital in South Australia with meningococcal diseaseA baby has been admitted to hospital with invasive meningococcal disease and is in a stable condition, while people who had contact with the infant have been identified, health authorities say.
Read more »
We’ve sorted the subs. Now for AUKUS 2, says our new man in LondonFor Stephen Smith, the challenge of working with the US and UK on hypersonics, AI and supercomputing looks even more daunting than nailing a $368 billion subs deal.
Read more »
Mobile phones to be banned in NSW classroomsPhones will be banned from New South Wales classrooms by October with the promise made by Labor at the state election to begin consulting with schools today about how to introduce the rules. It's believed the government has backed away from plans to introduce reception jamming technology on campuses. New South Wales joins South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia to ban devices in secondary school.
Read more »
Austal USA executives Craig Perciavalle, Joseph Runkel and William Adams charged with fraud over US Navy projectsThe company builds ships for the US Navy and is working on parts of the nuclear-powered Virginia class submarines that Australia is to purchase under the AUKUS agreement.
Read more »
SA Premier heckled by parklands protesters over encroachment on green spaceProtesters opposed to a proposed relocation of SA Police's Mounted Operations Unit take their concerns directly to Peter Malinauskas, heckling him as he arrived at a public function.
Read more »