Australia’s Collins-class submarine program, born from an ambitious desire for a regionally dominant undersea fleet, became a ...

Japanese shipbuilder Mitsubishi Heavy Industries wins a fierce contest to build the Australian navy's new fleet of warships, ...

Australia has taken a big step toward strengthening its naval power. On August 5, the Australian government confirmed that it would adopt an upgraded version of the Japanese Frigate Mogami-class as ...

The Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group announced Tuesday that the Australian government has chosen it to build a new fleet of warships for the nation's navy.

CSIRO's Data61 and global giant GE have partnered to provide the Royal Australian Navy with a data analytics-based tool aimed at giving the Navy greater insights into their fleet engine ...

Australia plans to build biggest navy since World War II Defence minister says the $7.25bn plan will increase Australian navy’s surface combatant fleet to 26 from 11.

Australia on Tuesday announced plans to build its largest navy since World War II, allocating more than $35 billion for the defense project over the next 10 years, in a move analysts said pointed ...

Don't know your frigates from your AWDs and OPVs? Here's a run down of how Australia's surface naval fleet looks, and how it will change under the federal government's new plan.

The sweeping plan, to be ­enacted over two decades, would result in the navy’s surface fleet rising from 11 to 20 major combatants in addition to six large drone-style “optionally crewed ...

Likely enlargement of Australia’s frigate force will add pressure to eventually add a third replenishment ship to the Royal Australian Navy, a Canberra, Australia, think tank says.

The Royal Australian Navy will establish a new submarine base on its east coast to host its planned nuclear-powered submarines and to complement the existing Fleet Base West, Garden Island ...

On Oct. 4, 2013, the Royal Australian Navy commemorated the centenary of the first entry of its fleet into Sydney Harbour on 4 October 1913 with an International Fleet Review (IFR), the nation’s ...