Two Australian businesses will fulfil major equipment design contracts for the Attack Class Submarine program.
The agreement covers the first Australian partners for such contracts on the Attack Class
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PACIFIC 2019 largest yet
Opening on October 8, PACIFIC 2019 is the largest event in the 20-year history of the maritime expo.
Providing a platform for engagement between industry, defence, government, and academia, the event comprises
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Naval heating and air conditioning facility opens in SA
As a result of the Australian government’s Arafura Class offshore patrol vessels, a German and a French defence manufacturing firms have opened a new heating and air conditioning facility in South Australia.
The
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Students prepared for submarine manufacturing
The University of Adelaide has redesigned their Masters of Marine Engineering (MME) program and are now conducting classes for post-graduate students.
Offered by the School of Mechanical Engineering, at
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NSW government supports marine manufacturers for PACIFIC 2019
Smart maritime defence systems manufacturers are getting a boost from the NSW government ahead of PACIFIC 2019.
The international maritime exposition will bring defence and marine technology enterprises
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NSW government looking to support naval manufacturers at Maritime Expo
From 2019 until 2021, the PACIFIC International Maritime Expo will be held in Sydney.
The expo is one of the largest defence and maritime industry events in the world, and the NSW government will assist
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Austal awarded materials contract by US Navy for EPF vessel
Austal USA has been awarded a US$57.8 million (AUD$81 million) order to fund the procurement of long lead-time materials for the construction of a 103-metre Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF) vessel, the
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Naval Group partners with Science Alive! to inspire the next generation
Naval Group has partnered with Science Alive!, one of the country’s largest single interactive science exhibitions to inspire, excite and encourage Australians to pursue pathways in Science, Technology,
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Australia highly capable of meeting Naval Shipbuilding Plan challenge: Ai Group
The Ai Group Defence Council Australian says that the local industry has the capability, capacity and determination to meet the Naval Shipbuilding Plan challenge.
The Council called for greater recognition
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DCNS submarine program for India springs a huge leak
There are reports today of a 22,400-page leak of details on submarines designed by DCNS – which will design Australia’s upcoming submarines – for the Indian navy.
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Pyne wants defence projects to drive high-tech industry
New defence industry minister Christopher Pyne has said he is determined to see defence projects run on time and deliver maximum spillover benefits within the Australian industry.
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Productivity Commission misleads on submarines, say critics
A Productivity Commission review criticising the decision to build submarines locally has been disputed by the SA government, Australian Industry Group and others.
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Pyne refuses to put figure on WA shipbuilding share during visit
New defence industry minister Christopher Pyne visited shipyards at Western Australia yesterday, dismissing suggestions he was focussed on winning shipbuilding work from the state for his home state of South Australia.
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