Future Made in Australia funding goes to US firm as locals do it tough
Manufacturer Jon Seeley has lashed out at Anthony Albanese for providing $17m to a US-owned pet food company under the ...
The Border Mail6d
'Albo' to the guts: if he can't answer questions, PM should keep on walkin'
Xavier started at The Border Mail in Albury-Wodonga in 2001, covering sport and general news before moving to the subs' desk.
Ban MPs from Qantas’ Chairman’s Lounge: former minister Neil Brown
Readers’ letters on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Qantas flight upgrades, China’s military expansion, the industrial ...
Sky News Australia3d
'Endless talk': Federal govt slammed amid concerns Australia 'not prepared' for major conflict following missile announcement
The Albanese government is planning to invest up to $21 billion ... We're not prepared to defend ourselves, endless talk.
The Saturday Paper1d
Labor campaign kicks off with HECS cut
In a campaign rally speech in Adelaide on Sunday, Albanese announced that Labor will cut HECS debt by 20%, equating to $16bn ...
Asian shipyards producing dozens of warships each year battle for lucrative Australian naval contract
South Korea and Japan are emerging as the early favourites in a multi-billion-dollar competition to build Australia's new ...
Thales Australia clinches government munitions deal after company stops hiring employee accused of corruption
A former defence employee at the centre of a corruption scandal has now left a French-owned weapons company that has just ...
War on truth has been a key factor in this divisive US election
Every word of warning that George Brandis wrote about Trump is true. What he doesn’t talk about, however, is how much of ...
Pat Conroy announces missile plant but critics say it’s ‘too little, too late’ to deter China over Taiwan
Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy said the new factory would propel Australia into the “missile age”, but critics of the ...
The Mandarin5d
Praise the economy and pass the ammunition: Conroy primes weapons export plan
Asking itself why lose money on weapons when you can sell them to allies?, Australia positions itself as a shelf-stacker for munitions.
Breaking Defense5d
‘New Indo-Pacific missile age’ drives Australia to domestic GMLRS, munition production deals
"Producing GMLRS missiles in Australia is the stepping stone towards local production of more advanced, longer-range strike weapons in the future – local production that is essential to our ...