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Scott Morrison Thinks This Beachside Port Should House Australia’s Next Joint US Base

KWINANA INDUSTRIAL AREA NEAR PERTH, AUSTRALIA, JUL 24 – The Australian government has committed $127 million over three years to develop a defence precinct for nuclear submarine maintenance under the AUKUS deal, supporting US-Australia military cooperation.

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The former prime minister thinks a joint naval base south of Perth could help get the AUKUS deal over the line. But will it happen?

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Morrison calls for WA shipyard to maintain US submarines

Scott Morrison says Australia maintaining American submarines at WA’s Henderson shipyard would bolster the arguments in favour of the AUKUS pact for the United States.

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Could an industrial precinct south of Perth become the next joint US base?

The former prime minister Scott Morrison thinks a joint naval base south of Perth could help get the AUKUS deal over the line. But will it happen?

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The Age broke the news in Australia on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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