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The nightmare of disposing of nuclear-powered submarines/ Kym Bergmann

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BERGMANN Kym

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In: Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter July-Aug 2023, Vol.49, No.5, pp.10-12 (9)Summary: As time elapses it is becoming easier to understand why defence and the government are reluctant to provide too many details about the AUKUS submarine deal. To do so risks losing public support because the implications of agreeing to purchase second-hand platforms and then dispose of them in Australia are not well understood - and would horrify many people if they were.

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As time elapses it is becoming easier to understand why defence and the government are reluctant to provide too many details about the AUKUS submarine deal. To do so risks losing public support because the implications of agreeing to purchase second-hand platforms and then dispose of them in Australia are not well understood - and would horrify many people if they were.

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