Two independent studies into the Collins class submarine Full Cycle Docking maintenance program have found ‘significant’ benefits in moving the work to WA.

The Birdon Group, headquartered in Port Macquarie, has announced that its US subsidiary has been awarded two new contracts worth up to US$390m (AU$575m).

The J3 RHIBs are reducing Navy's ability to board large vessels and causing significant medical issues amongst its most experienced operators.

BAE Systems will deliver five Mk 45 naval gun systems to the US Navy under a recently issued $70.6 million contract to upgrade existing guns to the Mod 4 configuration.

Naval Group wants to produce its CANTO torpedo countermeasures in Australia should this technology be selected by the RAN.

Many of the positions taken by commentators in the submarine debate assume we can still convert the Attack class to nuclear propulsion.

KBR has been awarded a four year contract extension for Capability Support Coordinator services for the Canberra class LHDs.

Naval Group has launched the Suffren, the first of six Barracuda class nuclear submarines, reinvigorating a polarised debate in Australia.

TAFE NSW has partnered with the Naval Shipbuilding College to support more careers in the naval shipbuilding, supply and sustainment industries.

The RAN may be going forward with UAVs, but the hangar facilities on its new destroyers and pending frigates are going backward.

Two RAN ships, HMAS Success and HMAS Newcastle, have been decommissioned at Sydney's Garden Island naval base.

The Australian government has handed over a new Guardian-class patrol boat to the Kingdom of Tonga.

Businesses from around Australia are converging on Adelaide for a procurement update that launches the process to bid for work during the Hunter program’s prototyping phase.

The RAN's longest serving ship, HMAS Success, has completed her final voyage after 33 years’ service.

The RAN’s oldest Adelaide Class warship has returned to Australia from her final overseas mission.