by Editorial Staff In the absence of ammunition and new weapons to face persistent wars reminiscent of those of the Great War, the United States is running for cover by looking to Australia. The NYT reveals the US army's plans. Australia is preparing to produce a considerable quantity of artillery shells and thousands of guided missiles, in close collaboration with companies [...]
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The United States and its allies have warned China that they will jointly defend themselves after discovering a Chinese spy ship off the coast of Australia during the massive military exercise (Talisman Saber 2023) between the United States, Australia, United Kingdom, France, Germany and Japan. The exercise is a real show of strength [...]
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Three additional helicopters ordered for rescue missions. The helicopters will be provided by CHC Australia operator to the Emergency Rescue Helicopter Service (EHRS) in Western Australia, with deliveries in early 2023 The AW139 is the most successful helicopter in its class in Australia for helicopter rescue and is was also chosen by several operators in the country [...]
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(by Massimiliano D'Elia) Moscow used the Kinzhal, hypersonic ballistic missiles with nuclear or conventional capability for the first time in Ukraine. It is one of six "next generation" weapons cited by Putin in his March 1, 2018 speech. A demonstration to the world that Russian hypersonic technology is mature and usable on battlefields. A tactical slap at [...]
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The "serious crisis" opened by Australia, with the cancellation of a 66 billion dollar contract for the purchase of French submarines in favor of US supplies, opens a "serious crisis" that "will affect the future of NATO". The French Foreign Minister, Jean-Yves Le Drian, rejects the idea of the United States, which expressed the [...]
read moreEni and Santos have identified potential new areas of collaboration in the development of offshore fields in the north of Australia, synergies and sharing of existing infrastructures, as well as CO2 capture, storage and reuse (CCUS) projects in the reference area. Eni, through its subsidiary Eni Australia Limited, and Santos today signed a Memorandum of Understanding [...]
read moreA dangerous English fugitive was extradited to Australia today, found and arrested on 21 March last in a joint operation conducted by the Interpol Division of the International Police Cooperation Service (SCIP), operational division of the Central Directorate of the Criminal Police led by Prefect Vittorio Rizzi, and by the soldiers of the Tenenza and Operations Section [...]
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Eni Australia Limited has acquired two photovoltaic projects of 12,5 MWp each in the Northern Territory Eni, through the subsidiary Eni Australia Limited, has completed the acquisition of two projects for the construction of photovoltaic (PV) plants in Batchelor and Manton Dam, in the Northern Australian Territory, by NT Solar Investments Pty Ltd, a company [...]
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Australia, smoke in the cockpit: Boeing 787-900 must make an emergency landing in New Caledonia. Dramatic scenes took place aboard the United Airlines flight. A United Airlines Boeing 787-900 made an emergency landing in New Caledonia, an archipelago under French control which is located approximately 2.700 kilometers [...]
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Leonardo announced that the Australian State Police of Victoria has chosen three AW139 intermediate helicopters to upgrade its fleet. The helicopters, supplied by StarFlight Victoria, will be used by the Victoria Police Air Wing to carry out public safety, patrolling, surveillance and search and rescue missions from Essendon Airport. The AW139s will be delivered by [...]
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Eni Australia Limited has completed the acquisition of a project for the construction of a 33,7 MWp photovoltaic plant in Katherine, in the Northern Territory in Australia. Once completed, the project will create the largest photovoltaic plant in the region Eni Australia Ltd has completed the acquisition of the project for the construction of the photovoltaic plant [...]
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(Giovanni D'Agata - Rights Desk) Twelve sharks attacked a teenager while fishing yesterday afternoon at a beach on the eastern coast of the Northern Territoryt near Nhulunbuy in Australia. Other divers managed to bring him back to shore, where paramedics treated him on the beach. He underwent surgery last night but [...]
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For the first time in nearly four years, a group of migrants was illegally captured while trying to arrive on the Australian mainland. The migrants survived a shipwreck and several days in crocodile-infested waters. 17 migrants aboard the boat who were found in the area near the marshes [...]
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The Chinese-based multi-purpose social media app WeChat has been banned by the Australian military for security reasons. It means that the aforementioned smartphone app will no longer be used by the Australian military. In an official statement, released earlier this week, the Australian government's defense department said the ban [...]
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Australia takes a strong position alongside Great Britain in the "thorny" story of the attack through the use of a nerve agent on former spy Serghei Skripal and his daughter Yulia. It therefore condemns Russia the Canberra government and in underlining it clearly, it supports London's right to react in retaliation, announcing the expulsion [...]
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Australia continues to deny freedom of movement to a former intelligence officer who revealed that Canberra allegedly pressured government offices on the small island of East Timor in an effort to secure a lucrative oil deal. It is believed that the former intelligence officer, known only as "Witness K.", was a former director [...]
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Roger Federer is the fourth and last semifinalist of the Australian Open, of Tennis, the first prestigious seasonal Grand Slam tournament. The Swiss, currently number 2 in the world, beat Czech Tomas Berdych in the quarterfinals in three sets with a score of 7-6, 6-3, 6-4 in 2 hours and 18 minutes of play. In the semifinals [...]
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Eni acquired the entire 32,5% interest in the Evans Shoal gas field from Shell Australia Proprietary Limited (Shell) and became Operator of the NT / RL7 license, located in the north of the Bonaparte basin, offshore of the Northern Australia. The field is located approximately 300 km northwest of Darwin, where the [...]
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In Australia "a North Korean agent" was arrested, accused of wanting to sell North Korean missiles on the international black market to raise funds for Pyongyang. Choi Han Chan, 59, of North Korean origin and Australian citizenship, allegedly attempted to act as an intermediary for the supply of weapons of mass destruction. The man would have collected "tens of millions [...]
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Scientists have succeeded in cultivating Australia's Great Barrier coral and transplanting it to another part of this world heritage gem, a project that gives hope to restore damaged ecosystems around the world. At the end of 2016, researchers from the Australian University of Southern Cross collected large quantities of eggs and [...]
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North Korea, in an open letter sent to Australia and "several countries", warns that it will not yield to the threats of US President Donald Trump. In the letter from the Pyongyang Foreign Affairs Committee, sent to the Australian Parliament through the North Korean embassy in Indonesian, the threats made by the US president against Pyongyang are contested: [...]
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FincantieriEurope, the largest shipbuilder will enter the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) if it receives the $ 27 billion dollar contract. Italian funding for the Future Frigates project of $ 27,4 billion which involves the construction of nine ships for the Australian Navy, the first of which will be delivered at the end of 2020. […]
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An Australian government minister resigned because, unbeknownst to him, his mother, of Italian descent, would have applied for Italian citizenship for both in a country where the constitution prohibits eligibility for foreigners. The shocking announcement by Resource Minister Matt Canavan follows the recent resignation of two senators who discovered they did not [...]
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