The AUKUS trilateral partnership presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform Australia's sovereign defence capabilities and deliver economic benefits across the country. Leveraging each nations relative strengths can act as a true force multiplier across the partnership. From strengthening defence supply chains, expanding advanced manufacturing and exports, and driving cutting-edge advanced technologies - how can we maximise these opportunities?
In partnership with PwC Australia and American Chamber of Commerce in Australia, we’re proud to share our latest report, 'Maximising Australia's AUKUS opportunity,' providing evidence-based insights and points for discussion to contribute to the public discourse and help Australia amplify this opportunity.
The AUKUS trilateral partnership presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform Australia's sovereign defence capabilities and deliver economic benefits across the country. Leveraging each nations relative strengths can act as a true force multiplier across the partnership. From strengthening defence supply chains, expanding advanced manufacturing and exports, and driving cutting-edge advanced technologies - how can we maximise these opportunities?
In partnership with PwC Australia and American Chamber of Commerce in Australia, we’re proud to share our latest report, 'Maximising Australia's AUKUS opportunity,' providing evidence-based insights and points for discussion to contribute to the public discourse and help Australia amplify this opportunity.
New AUKUS visas, a tripartite agency and streamlined security vetting processes would drive an explosion in economic, employment, skills and defence industry growth, ensuring a strategic Indo-Pacific advantage for Australia, Britain and the US.
A report released by PwC, the American Chamber of Commerce and Australian British Chamber of Commerce urges AUKUS nations to transform Australia’s sovereign defence capabilities and seize a “once-in-a-generation security and technology partnership opportunity”.
New AUKUS visas, a tripartite agency and streamlined security vetting processes would drive an explosion in economic, employment, skills and defence industry growth, ensuring a strategic Indo-Pacific advantage for Australia, Britain and the US.
A report released by PwC, the American Chamber of Commerce and Australian British Chamber of Commerce urges AUKUS nations to transform Australia’s sovereign defence capabilities and seize a “once-in-a-generation security and technology partnership opportunity”.
In a fragile world, AUKUS, the Australia-UK-US alliance, is the path to Australian resilience.
Make no mistake, AUKUS, signed in September last year, is not just about submarines. In the fullness of time, some policy experts believe it may not be about submarines at all.
AUKUS presents three countries with an opportunity to reset their national security. It is across defence, yes, but it is also about broader intelligence, industry supply chain resilience, advanced manufacturing and exports, innovation, knowledge exchange and mobility.
In a fragile world, AUKUS, the Australia-UK-US alliance, is the path to Australian resilience.
Make no mistake, AUKUS, signed in September last year, is not just about submarines. In the fullness of time, some policy experts believe it may not be about submarines at all.
AUKUS presents three countries with an opportunity to reset their national security. It is across defence, yes, but it is also about broader intelligence, industry supply chain resilience, advanced manufacturing and exports, innovation, knowledge exchange and mobility.
A landmark defence and security partnership has been agreed by the leaders of the UK, the United States and Australia today which will protect and defend our shared interests in the Indo-Pacific.
Under the ‘AUKUS’ alliance, we will enhance the development of joint capabilities and technology sharing, ensuring our people are kept safe from harm and reinforcing our shared goals. AUKUS will foster deeper integration of security and defence-related science, technology, industrial bases and supply chains.
A landmark defence and security partnership has been agreed by the leaders of the UK, the United States and Australia today which will protect and defend our shared interests in the Indo-Pacific.
Under the ‘AUKUS’ alliance, we will enhance the development of joint capabilities and technology sharing, ensuring our people are kept safe from harm and reinforcing our shared goals. AUKUS will foster deeper integration of security and defence-related science, technology, industrial bases and supply chains.
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