Australia's six Collins-class boats were the first submarines the country built at home, and were troubled almost from the ...

The contract was signed in 1986 for six boats. Sections built in Sweden arrived with bad welds, the hull had to be reshaped to quiet it down, and the bespoke combat system collapsed when partner firms ...

After being toppled by his own MPs in 2018, former Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull vowed he would not ...

Britain is unable to deliver nuclear submarines promised to Australia because its shipbuilding is in disarray, Malcolm Turnbull has claimed.

The deal will cost Australia $368bn but the strongest signal yet has come that the US is not building enough subs for itself, let alone for Australia ...

In Canberra, AUKUS – and the nuclear-powered subs that Australia bought as part of the security pact – looks like an albatross ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In a major milestone of the trilateral AUKUS agreement, eight enlisted sailors and five officers of the Royal Australian Navy ...

Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull will tell an inquiry into AUKUS that if Australia has no submarines, it would be “the most serious failure of Australian defence planning in modern history”.

Elbridge Colby says AUKUS is “full steam ahead” but didn’t guarantee Australia would receive three nuclear subs next decade.

As the new American president shook allied capitals all over the world, a Virginia-class submarine — the USS Minnesota — arrived at a port in western Australia for the first of many routine Australian ...

Former prime minister has long argued the Aukus agreement has always been irretrievably lopsided in the US’s favour ...