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Making news on the second day of Indo-Pacific 2025.
ADM understands that the new nuclear-powered submarines are informally referred within Korean shipbuilding circles as KSS-IV, following the KSS-III conventional attack submarines | Ewen Levick
Making news on the first day of Indo-Pacific 2025.
Three months after Japan’s success as chosen supplier of Australia’s new General Purpose frigates, Japanese companies have made their largest ever appearance at an Australian defence expo | Max Blenkin
BAE Systems Australia has appointed David Shepherd as its new Managing Director of Surface Ships | Nigel Pittaway
Indo-Pacific 2025 has officially kicked off, with Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy saying defence’s acquisitions process would face further reforms to speed up procurements | Max Blenkin
Bohemia Interactive Simulations has been awarded a contract to support the Royal Australian Navy’s Hunter Class Frigate Program, providing its Virtual Battlespace software as the synthetic test environment for the Land-Based Test Site.
A new hub for maritime engineering and innovation will open at the Australian Maritime College’s Launceston campus, part of the University of Tasmania.
Aerius Marine Australia will deliver the Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning systems for the first three Hunter class frigates under a contract with BAE Systems Maritime Australia.
SubSea Craft and Greenroom Robotics have signed a teaming agreement marking the next step in strengthening collaboration across the AUKUS technology ecosystem.
BAE Systems, Raytheon Australia, General Dynamics Mission Systems and Thales propose to lead combat systems for SSN-AUKUS subject to negotiation the Commonwealth of Australia and United Kingdom.
Northrop Grumman has completed of the proof-of-concept phase of its Hollow Core Optical Fibre project, delivered in partnership with the University of Adelaide under the Defence Trailblazer program.
Australian defence companies and ultimately the ADF could use the vast amount of data accumulated by Ukraine in its war with Russia to enhance defence capabilities, says Ukraine’s ambassador to Australia.
New Zealand company Exxovantage has come up with an inexpensive wearable exo-skeleton which significantly reduces back strain.
Lockheed Martin Australia has awarded Moog Australia a contract for the development of its control actuation system (CAS) for the Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS).
Australian technology company Chief Fluid Systems has signed an agreement with US company Fairbanks Morse Defense (FMD) to become Australian distributor for its range of Hunt valve and fitting products.
A new research and testing hub at the Australian Maritime College’s Beauty Point campus will accelerate the development of next-generation maritime technology through a partnership with UK-based SubSea Craft.
