Australia and the UK have signed The Geelong Treaty securing the delivery of SSN-AUKUS submarines. The Nuclear-Powered Submarine Partnership and Collaboration Agreement signed on Saturday will strengthen cooperation and enhance both nations’ industrial capability and capacity.

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Congratulations to our @Australian_Navy sailors who have graduated from the US Navy’s Nuclear Power Training Unit, Charleston. A significant achievement for our #AUKUS Partnership. 🇦🇺🇬🇧🇺🇸

Strong engagement at the ASA Submarine Industrial Base Engagement Forum held in Washington DC recently, as we drive collaboration to secure future capabilities. We’re bringing Australian businesses into critical conversations on supporting US supply chain resilience.

DON’T MISS OUT! Applications for the Australian Submarine Agency’s Nuclear Graduate Program CLOSING NEXT WEEK! . 🎓#GraduateCareers. APPLY NOW! A world of exciting career opportunities within the Australian Submarine Agency are waiting for YOU!. Visit

Over 8,000 people, including the Secretary of Defence Greg Moriarty visited ASA’s stand during #AIA25!. Attendees learned of the #STEM opportunities on offer under AUKUS to support Australia's commitment to deliver conventionally-armed nuclear-powered submarines.

Another win for Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine future workforce, with 4 Australians graduating from the US Radiological Controls Technician Qualifying School at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. These skills are needed to support Australia to deliver this critical capability.

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ASA has surfaced at #Avalon2025 .The team will be on hand to talk about submarine capabilities, career pathways and opportunities AUKUS brings to Australia. Come see us at #AIA25 to learn more about how AUKUS will boost Australia’s technical, industrial and workforce capacity!

One year with our shipbuilding and sustainment partners, ASC and BAE. This partnership, which will uplift our nation’s maritime defence and industrial capability, has taken some significant strides, and we continue to build on. 🛠️🚢. #AUKUS #partnership #progress

3 Royal Australian Navy Submariners have qualified as marine engineers and may deploy aboard the UK’s conventionally armed Astute class Submarines. The trio mark the first Australian Cohort to qualify within the UK training system as part of the UK's role in AUKUS. BZ 💪⚓

The Federal and South Australian Governments have established 2 new pathway programs as part of delivering the nation’s future defence industry workforce. The Defence Industry Pathways Program (DIPP).Shipbuilding Employment Pathways pilot (SEPP) .Read more:

Navy Week 2025 in WA saw an Open Day at Cape Peron with displays by the Australian Submarine Agency and allied services, who enjoyed chatting to our submariners and learning about the benefits AUKUS will bring to the region. Special mention to Mayor of Rockingham, Deb Hamblin.

Celebrating 2 Years on the Optimal Pathway! 🎉. From investments in our defence industry and workforce to strengthening strategic alliances, Australia's journey since the Optimal Pathway announcement has been nothing short of remarkable. 📰 Read more:

The Government has launched Australia’s AUKUS Submarine Industry Strategy. The Strategy outlines the prioritisation framework that will give businesses in Australia the confidence to invest in their own technical capabilities, personnel and facilities.

Australian businesses have the opportunity to build our nation’s defence future with opportunities for industry to support AUKUS through a new Australian Submarine Supplier Qualification Pilot. Read more:

Groundworks commence to bring Australian Government workforce initiative to life – The South Australian Skills and Training Academy Campus (STA) will be at the forefront of Australia’s defence capability vision and will deliver the next generation of highly-skilled workers. 👷🏗️

Australia will begin building its first conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarine, known as SSN-AUKUS in Osborne, SA by the end of this decade. For more info, view the Draft Report or to make a submission, visit:

Applications are NOW OPEN for the Australian Submarine Agency’s Nuclear Graduate Program, 2026 Intake. All STEM and Policy & Corporate graduates are invited to apply 🎓.#GraduateCareers. Visit