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Australia’s submarine future on show at INDOPAC 2025
The Australian Submarine Agency will be front and centre at INDOPAC, showcasing Australia’s growing sovereign nuclear-powered submarine program.
Australia getting set for Submarine Rotational Force - West
The ASA has marked another significant leap in Australia’s journey to acquire a sovereign capability to operate and maintain SSNs from HMAS Stirling.
Applications open for new STEM scholarship
Applications open for the Propel: Australian Submarine Scholarship program, supporting the development of Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine workforce.
Industry Front Door launched to streamline submarine supplier support
The ASA has launched the Industry Front Door, a dedicated new platform hosting information and opportunities for Australian business.
Nuclear safety and industry opportunity take centre-stage in Perth
ASA leaders attended the Submarine Institute of Australia’s conference to engage with the community on Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine enterprise.
Leading academy to deliver submarine scholarship program
The ATSE has been chosen to deliver $15.8 million in STEM scholarships to support Australia’s future nuclear-powered submarine workforce.
UK delegation visits HMAS Stirling ahead of Submarine Rotational Force – West
Senior defence officials from the United Kingdom, led by UK Secretary of State for Defence, visited Western Australia’s HMAS Stirling last week.
Treaty brings SSN-AUKUS a step closer
A treaty between the Governments of Australia and the United Kingdom (UK) has secured the delivery of Australia’s first locally constructed nuclear submarine.
Defence grants to support Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine program
The Australian Government has awarded 40 grants totalling over $17.3 million to support Australian businesses delivering priority defence capabilities.
Australia gaining pearls of wisdom in United States
Australians are gaining vital experience and training in Pearl Harbor alongside US counterparts in preparation for Submarine Rotational Force–West (SRF-West).
Public consultation opens for the Australian Naval Nuclear Power Safety Regulations
The Commonwealth Government is taking an important step as part of Australia’s acquisition of conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines.
'We will rise to the challenge’ - ASA marks 2 years of operation
Today marks two years since the establishment of ASA, founded to deliver the whole-of-nation endeavour for Australia’s nuclear-powered submarines.