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‘No submarines available’: Troubling AUKUS questions raised by US Congress report

A congressional report has proposed America could maintain control over all nuclear submarines under the AUKUS arrangement with Australia.

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The other Red Alert: the failure of US capitalism is the terrifying AUKUS story you don’t read about

An AUKUS power player has made the claim that unchecked greed has sapped American power. Australia will be paying the price.

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Fraud, deception and missed targets: inside the shambles of the AUKUS submarines

The US Virginia-class nuclear submarine program has been beset by countless issues. Is Australia set to inherit expensive lemons?

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Qantas has tickets on itself

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is going after Qantas for allegedly selling tickets on thousands of flights it had already cancelled, and the Greens and Labor are now fighting a ‘super war’ over paid parental leave.

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AUKUS is propelled by myths and secrets. It’s time they were busted

The narrative surrounding AUKUS has been a triumph of spin. Yet behind the marketing lies a vastly different reality.

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Isolating China would be a mistake, says UK foreign secretary

On trip to Beijing, James Cleverly says Britain is ‘clear-eyed’ about its disagreements with world’s second largest economy

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Japan and South Korea should be invited to join Aukus, UK parliamentary committee says

Influential UK foreign affairs select committee recommends Japan and South Korea join the security partnership to develop critical technology

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Unguided missile Richard Marles again demonstrates his poor judgment

In a role once occupied by Labor giants, Richard Marles has stood out for all the wrong reasons in the Albanese government.

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‘A Morrison glove puppet’: Labor must nuke AUKUS and its bleak future

Labor hasn’t lived up to the promise of the ethical, honest and energetic government Australia voted for, Crikey readers say.

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Talk of a new Cold War is overheated – but NZ faces complex challenges in the era of ‘strategic competition’

As the general election nears, the campaign focus so far has been almost exclusively on domestic issues. And yet, over the past two months, no fewer than five government documents have been released outlining the significant defence and security challenges the country now faces.

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A faction too much friction: anti-AUKUS forces drowned out by Marles’ manifesto

The remaining progressive and left forces within the ALP have been pretty much blown out of the water by the nuclear subs deal.

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The defence dilemma facing NZ's next government: stay independent or join 'pillar 2' of AUKUS?

Strategy, as the great military thinker Carl von Clausewitz once observed, is the process of effectively applying means to achieve clearly defined ends. But good strategy in global politics has proved easier said than done.

The Conversation

‘Maximum AUKUS’: Labor gets its war on, as social democracy slips beneath the waves

AUKUS commits us to the US’ war with China, while the submarine deal drains our capacity to build a better society.

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Loves Labor’s lost: discontent among the fringe dwellers

As the big-ticket items were being discussed on the big stage at Labor’s national conference, off to the side a ‘fringe’ group talked up a storm.

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The benefits of being Albo’s son

Anthony Albanese defends organising an internship with PwC for his son Nathan when he was opposition leader, and Queensland Treasurer Cameron Dick tells BHP it will lose its mining leases if it follows through with its threat to no longer invest ‘in any further growth’ in the state.

The Guardian - AU

New water plan announced – as it happened

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Global warming threatens Australia’s triple-A credit rating

As the world heats in the next seven years Australia’s triple-A credit rating will cool, and a judge has ruled a father cannot see two of his three sons for four months after ‘confusing’ them over their gender identity.

The Guardian - AU

Australia to buy Tomahawk cruise missiles in $1.7bn spend on long-range defence capability

Anti-radiation and anti-tank missiles among purchase which will be locked in just days after raucous internal debate at Labor conference over Aukus pact

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New women’s sport funding announced – as it happened

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Labor’s history is one of compromise – and its conference delivered it in response to Albanese’s call for a decade in power

A long-term Labor government is the ‘difference between laying the foundation and finishing the build’, the PM tells national conference

The Conversation

Politics with Michelle Grattan: WA Premier Roger Cook on Labor's conference and his state's issues

Labor this week had its first face-to-face national conference in five years, and it all went Anthony Albanese’s way. He won on AUKUS and rallied the party faithful, who did not rock the government’s boat.

The Conversation

View from The Hill: Labor conference gives Albanese a firm ‘yes’ on AUKUS

Predictably, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese got his way on AUKUS at Labor’s national conference on Friday.

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: outrage after violent arrest revealed; Aukus ignites Labor conference; and trolls target Trump grand jury

Airport worker assisting border force authorities who seized 52 vials of suspected hazardous waste during a raid at a Sydney home

The Guardian - AU

Labor thrashes out Aukus position at party conference amid dissent from MP and unions

Heckling, outrage and claims of ‘appeasement’ as stage-managed debate at ALP event gives way to genuine disagreement

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The US navy is still more powerful than China's: more so than the Australian government is letting on

The federal Labor government today used the ALP national conference to address internal dissent over the controversial AUKUS security pact and its plan for acquiring nuclear-powered submarines.

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