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Roads worth $100m for nuke submarine yard in SA takes shape
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Roads worth $100m for nuke submarine yard in SA takes shape
New roads needed to start construction of a new nuclear submarine yard are starting to take shape at Osborne in Adelaide, South Australia. The road works will prepare the Lefevre Peninsula to become the home of the country’s AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine building program. Federal Infrastructure and Transport Minister Catherine King describes the northern peninsula as “a significant economic growth area” for South Australia with defence industr…
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