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“Tumaas ang gastos sa depensa ng $50.3 bilyon sa loob ng isang dekada, umabot sa $100 bilyon pagdating ng 2033-34 (mahigit 2.3% ng GDP)”
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A generational investment in Australia's Defence
Minister Defence Gov
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Australia's Defence Budget Set to Increase by $50 Billion Over the Next Decade
The federal government will spend an extra $50 billion on defence over the next 10 years under a new strategy.
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Australia unveils 'historic' defense boost to 2.4% of GDP in decade, but critics say too little, too late
Part of the shakeup includes tens of billions for nuclear-powered subs, and halting the pricey procurement of an additional F-35 fighter jet squadron.
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Australian National Defence Strategy sees $50 billion spending increase over next decade
The Australian government released its inaugural National Defence Strategy that sets out a new approach to the defence of Australia
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Budget: 10-year defence spending up 11 percent from 2022 plan
The Australian federal budget shows defence will receive a significant increase in funding over the next decade under the new National Defence Strategy and Integrated Investment Plan. The budget papers, issued on 14 May, include ...
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How to count Australian defence spending as (almost) 2.8 percent of GDP
We can almost get there using available data, and with a bit of determined accountancy we could probably get the whole way. An examination of budget papers can largely explain the 14 September statement by ...
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Unpacking the cost of our nuclear-powered submarine program
Strategic Analysis Australia
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Attack Submarines Dominate Record High $36.8B Australian Defense Budget
Last week, Australia revealed its federal budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year. The government allocated a record $36.8 billion to defense, up 6.3 percent compared to last year, with nuclear-powered submarines consuming a much enlarged portion of defense funding. The Royal Australian Navy will receive $7.14 billion in FY 2024-25, which is slightly lower than the Australian Army’s $7.87 billion but still higher than the $6.34 billion destined for the Royal Australian Air Force. Of the navy’s allotment, some $2.27 billion will go to sustainment of assets. Submarines As efforts ramp up to induct a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines (SSN),
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Cost of Defence's roadmap for spending 3 percent of GDP on defence
The current debate on Defence funding, sparked by our 29 May report The Cost of Defence: ASPI Defence budget brief 2025–2026, and a subsequent US request for Australia to spend more, has swung between a ...
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The 2024-25 Defence budget: one project to rule them
Strategic Analysis Australia
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NATO's 5% of GDP defence target ramps up pressure on Australia to spend vastly more
In the event of a major crisis or conflict in the region, Australia would not presently be able to defend itself for a prolonged period.
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AUKUS details unveiled: Australian nuclear submarine programme to cost up to $394.5 billion
Britain and the US will help Australia develop a nuclear-powered submarine programme, as part of the AUKUS pact.
RNZ
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