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- Australia will host four US and one British-commanded nuclear-powered submarines starting in 2027 at HMAS Stirling, as part of the Aukus agreement.
- Australia has received the first two of 42 high mobility artillery rocket systems from Lockheed Martin.
- Australia aims to enhance long-range strike capability with Himars, improving regional mobility.
- Australia will receive precision strike missiles with a range of 500km for Himars this year, according to Pat Conroy.
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Australia to speed up A$1bn in defence spending in budget: defence minister
Australia will bring forward A$1bn (R11.4bn) in defence spending in Tuesday's federal budget to boost its military capability, including guided weapons manufacture, an Aukus submarine base and a frigate programme, defence minister Richard Marles said on Monday.
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