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While US stalls, Australia and Anduril move to put XL undersea vehicle into service

Australia has done what the U.S. Navy has struggled to accomplish: transition an extra-large undersea drone from white board to under contract in just three years.

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Australia to spend $1.1 billion on Anduril undersea drone fleet

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Australia to deploy fleet of underwater attack drones dubbed "Ghost Sharks"

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Program: How multicultural communities are changing voting trends in Australia

The federal Coalition is trying to rebuild relations with multicultural Australia, especially after Liberal senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price appeared to offend many in the Indian community.

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Australia unveils $1.7b ‘Ghost Shark’ underwater drones to counter China

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Australia to spend $1.1 billion on stealthy, long-range underwater attack drones

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Australia to deploy underwater attack drones dubbed "Ghost Sharks"

"Australia is leading the world in terms of autonomous, underwater military capabilities," Marles told reporters in Sydney.

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Ghost Shark submarine drones to bolster Australian navy

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Australia to deploy fleet of underwater strike drones

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Anduril Wins $1.12 Billion Australia Contract For Ghost Shark USV

Australia on Wednesday announced it is investing $1.12 billion to acquire a fleet of dozens of Anduril’s Australian‑designed and built Ghost Shark

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Anduril Ghost Shark Becomes A$1.7BN Australian Defence Program Of Record

Anduril has received a contract worth A$1.7 BN providing the Royal Australian Navy with a fleet of Ghost Shark underwater drones.

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Anduril Pitches Ghost Shark XLUUV to U.S. Navy

Anduril wants the U.S. Navy to take advantage of its rapidly developed autonomous undersea vessel that Australia is purchasing, company officials said Wednesday. After winning a $1.7 billion AUD award this week from the Royal Australian Navy for the Extra Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicle known as Ghost Shark,

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Who is geek tycoon Palmer Luckey? And why is Australia paying him $1.7b to build Ghost Sharks?

A 32-year-old cosplayer who poses in video game outfits would seem more at home at a pop culture convention than in a boardroom, but weapons manufacturer Palmer Luckey is a Trump-boosting billionaire.