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Oct 27, 2026

Andrew WilliamsHOST
12:09
Yeah, and then New Zealand kind of arms of those banks.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
12:12
There's also a bit of chat about AUKUS.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
12:13
Labor not keen on joining at any point in the future.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
12:16
Nationals a bit more open to the idea.
Ben O'SheaHOST
3:53
Yeah, it'll be very interesting to see how it unfolds going forward.
Ben O'SheaHOST
3:57
Talking about new developments in the military, we now know which nuclear submarine will be deployed to Australia first under the AUKUS pact.
Ben O'SheaHOST
4:05
What can you tell us about the USS Colorado?
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:11
The government has confirmed, or the Pentagon, in fact, with the Australian government has confirmed that the USS Colorado, it's a Virginia-class submarine, will be the first to take part in Submarine Rotational Force West.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:47
What this will also involve is potentially a British nuclear submarine.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:52
So this all forms Surf West and that begins towards the end of next year.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:57
That's the first stage of AUKUS.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:59
This is all about proving that Australia can handle nuclear powered submarines, even those These will be controlled by American and British crews.
Ben O'SheaHOST
2:33
Yeah, it'll be very interesting to see how it unfolds going forward.
Ben O'SheaHOST
2:37
Talking about new developments in the military, we now know which nuclear submarine will be deployed to Australia first under the AUKUS pact.
Ben O'SheaHOST
2:45
What can you tell us about the USS Colorado?
Andrew GreenGUEST
2:51
The government has confirmed, or the Pentagon, in fact, with the Australian government, has confirmed that the USS Colorado, it's a Virginia-class submarine, will be the first to take part in Submarine Rotational Force West.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:27
What this will also involve is potentially a British nuclear submarine.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:32
So this all forms Surf West and that begins towards the end of next year.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:37
That's the first stage of AUKUS.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:39
This is all about proving that Australia can handle nuclear powered submarines, even those These will be controlled by American and British crews.
Ben O'SheaHOST
3:53
Yeah, it'll be very interesting to see how it unfolds going forward.
Ben O'SheaHOST
3:57
Talking about new developments in the military, we now know which nuclear submarine will be deployed to Australia first under the AUKUS pact.
Ben O'SheaHOST
4:05
What can you tell us about the USS Colorado?
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:11
The government has confirmed, or the Pentagon in fact, with the Australian government has confirmed that the USS Colorado, it's a Virginia-class submarine, will be the first to take part in Submarine Rotational Force West.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:47
What this will also involve is potentially a British nuclear submarine.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:52
So this all forms Surf West and that begins towards the end of next year.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:57
That's the first stage of AUKUS.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:59
This is all about proving that Australia can handle nuclear powered submarines, even those These will be controlled by American and British crews.
Ben O'SheaHOST
2:33
Yeah, it'll be very interesting to see how it unfolds going forward.
Ben O'SheaHOST
2:37
Talking about new developments in the military, we now know which nuclear submarine will be deployed to Australia first under the AUKUS pact.
Ben O'SheaHOST
2:45
What can you tell us about the USS Colorado?
Andrew GreenGUEST
2:51
The government has confirmed, or the Pentagon, in fact, with the Australian government, has confirmed that the USS Colorado, it's a Virginia-class submarine, will be the first to take part in Submarine Rotational Force West.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:27
What this will also involve is potentially a British nuclear submarine.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:32
So this all forms Surf West and that begins towards the end of next year.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:37
That's the first stage of AUKUS.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:39
This is all about proving that Australia can handle nuclear powered submarines, even those These will be controlled by American and British crews.
Ben O'SheaHOST
3:53
Yeah, it'll be very interesting to see how it unfolds going forward.
Ben O'SheaHOST
3:57
Talking about new developments in the military, we now know which nuclear submarine will be deployed to Australia first under the AUKUS pact.
Ben O'SheaHOST
4:05
What can you tell us about the USS Colorado?
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:11
The government has confirmed, or the Pentagon, in fact, with the Australian government has confirmed that the USS Colorado, it's a Virginia-class submarine, will be the first to take part in Submarine Rotational Force West.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:47
What this will also involve is potentially a British nuclear submarine.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:52
So this all forms Surf West and that begins towards the end of next year.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:57
That's the first stage of AUKUS.
Andrew GreenGUEST
4:59
This is all about proving that Australia can handle nuclear powered submarines, even those These will be controlled by American and British crews.
Ben O'SheaHOST
2:33
Yeah, it'll be very interesting to see how it unfolds going forward.
Ben O'SheaHOST
2:37
Talking about new developments in the military, we now know which nuclear submarine will be deployed to Australia first under the AUKUS pact.
Ben O'SheaHOST
2:45
What can you tell us about the USS Colorado?
Andrew GreenGUEST
2:51
The government has confirmed, or the Pentagon, in fact, with the Australian government, has confirmed that the USS Colorado, it's a Virginia-class submarine, will be the first to take part in Submarine Rotational Force West.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:27
What this will also involve is potentially a British nuclear submarine.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:32
So this all forms Surf West and that begins towards the end of next year.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:37
That's the first stage of AUKUS.
Andrew GreenGUEST
3:39
This is all about proving that Australia can handle nuclear powered submarines, even those These will be controlled by American and British crews.
David ArmstrongCORRESPONDENT
116:43
He will go to a retrial next year, but he'll now be returned to prison for that.
David ArmstrongCORRESPONDENT
116:48
Australia to receive its first nuclear-powered submarine next year on the AUKUS Defence Partnership.
Tom ElliottHOST
116:55
Next year.
David ArmstrongCORRESPONDENT
116:55
Next year, we're getting the USS Colorado.
NayanHOST
33:21
Opponents counter that an estimated $1.8 billion in net proceeds must be weighed against relocation, remediation, and transition costs, as well as the possibility that some sites could prove valuable to the defense in the future.
NayanHOST
33:33
There are also questions about whether the sale of properties will meaningfully contribute to the enormous funding requirements associated with Australia's long-term defence commitments, including the AUKUS submarine programme.
NayanHOST
33:44
The government has maintained that the divestment programme is intended to modernise defence infrastructure rather than weaken Australia's military capabilities.
NayanHOST
33:52
Nevertheless, the debate is becoming more increasingly contentious, with the future of historic sites, the transparency of the disposal process and the need for parliamentary oversight all under scrutiny.
Rod MartinGUEST
46:25
We're now supposed to supply a bunch to Australia, which, by the way, is a great deal.
Rod MartinGUEST
46:30
I'm all for AUKUS.
Rod MartinGUEST
46:32
But at the end of the day, we're only able to construct 1.2 Virginia-class boats a year at a time when we really need to be able to build three.
Rod MartinGUEST
46:44
So there's a lot of work to be done here.

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