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Green Marine

August 18, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Naval shipbuilding ‘has a future’

AUSTRALIA has the skills and industrial bases to maintain an efficient naval shipbuilding industry despite questions about its viability, defence officials said today. A federal parliamentary inquiry has heard repeated evidence that the next generation of Australian warships will almost certainly be

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AUSTRALIA has the skills and industrial bases to maintain an efficient naval shipbuilding industry despite questions about its viability, defence officials said today. A federal parliamentary inquiry has heard repeated evidence that the next generation of Australian warships will almost certainly be built offshore because of decades of errors in defence policy and the small size of the RAN.

But senior defence officials today expressed confidence in the industry, saying they expected major warships to be constructed in Australia for a long time to come.

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