New jobs will be created in South Australia’s internationally recognised research and development sector, with defence technology company RFTEQ teaming up with a Poland based company to combine their expertise and develop new security and electronic warfare technology.
World leading technology, designed and manufactured in Adelaide is now being used by even more allied nations across Europe to provide more reliable communications between unmanned systems, such as drones, and their operators.
In a major step towards building the highly skilled workforce needed to support Australia’s future AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine program, Flinders University is offering new postgraduate courses specialising in nuclear science, technologies and skills.
Two local South Australian companies have teamed up to develop, manufacture and successfully test technology that could soon be used by Ukrainian defence forces to shoot down drones.
For the first time, a South Australian Minister will lead a delegation to Poland to explore increasing opportunities across defence industry partnerships, investment attraction and export potential.
Richard Marles MP Deputy Prime Minister Minister for Defence Senator Katy Gallagher Minister for Finance Pat Conroy MP Minister for Defence Industry Minister for Pacific Island Affairs Mark Butler MP Minister for Health & Ageing Member for Hindmarsh Peter Malinauskas MP Premier of South Australia Chris Picton MP SA Minister for Defence & Space Industries To ensure the delivery of Australia’s conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines, the Albanese and Malinauskas Governments are investing in key infrastructure and jobs development. This is critical for our sovereign capability, a future made in Australia, and for thousands of South Australians who will benefit from high-skilled, ...
South Australia’s defence capabilities will be significantly boosted with construction of the new state-of-the-art innovation centre at Lot Fourteen underway.
A South Australian innovation is helping clear land mines and other explosive devices in military and humanitarian operations in global conflicts.
Two new tenants have joined South Australia's Defence and Space Landing Pad at Lot Fourteen.
A multi-billion-dollar overhaul of Australia’s fleet of Collins class submarines will begin in Adelaide at the end of this month.
The Albanese and Malinauskas Governments have officially opened the $200 million Deep Maintenance and Modification Facility at Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Base Edinburgh, South Australia.
A South Australian innovation is poised to strengthen the Royal Australian Navy’s undersea surveillance capability, to better monitor threats and keep the nation safe.
Events and trade missions present an opportunity for industry to share information and showcase their capabilities, innovations, goods and services with key decision makers.
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South Australia’s experienced and capable industry base delivers many of the country’s largest and most complex defence projects.
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