SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's defence minister said on Tuesday a defence satellite program was scrapped because of the threat of new technology that can "shoot satellites out of the sky", and ...

Australia Scrapped Satellite Because New Tech Could 'Shoot It Out of Sky', Says Defence Minister By Kirsty Needham SYDNEY ...

A $7 billion plan to create an Australian military-grade satellite communications system announced in April last year has ...

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The project was to deliver the nation's first sovereign-controlled satellite communication system over the Indo-Pacific ...

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The key takeaway here is the growing gap between Australia’s defence ambitions and its budget reality when it comes to ...

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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia has cancelled a multi-billion dollar military satellite project with Lockheed Martin, with a Department of Defence statement on Monday saying the military will instead ...