Australian companies are continuing to qualify for participation in AUKUS nuclear‑powered submarine supply chains, with a growing number of manufacturers succes
Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine future will take centre stage at IODS26, with the ASA set to showcase its growing sovereign capability to more than 4,000…
The Federal Government has selected Lockheed Martin Australia as the preferred Combat System Integration Partner for Australia’s future fleet of sovereign…
ASA staff have been busily engaging with the public across the state to help Western Australians make the most of a once-in-a-generation national endeavour.
Australia’s submarine enterprise has completed its most significant period of industry engagement to date, with inaugural national events in Perth and Adelaide…
The Federal Government continues to expand opportunities for Australian businesses in support of AUKUS – helping to secure high-value manufacturing contracts…
More than 800 students across Australia have been selected as part of the inaugural cohort of scholars for the Propel: Australian Submarine Scholarship program.
HMS Anson has arrived at Western Australia’s HMAS Stirling for the first‑ever maintenance activity on a United Kingdom nuclear‑powered submarine in Australia
The Albanese and Malinauskas Labor Governments are ensuring SA remains the home of Australia’s submarine construction, with billions in projected expenditure.
The Australian Submarine Agency (ASA) has supported $2.9 million in grants to eight local companies to support the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine program.
Rockingham will host a new community hub for locals to explore Australia’s nuclear-submarine future and learn about AUKUS investment in Western Australia.
