Australia pays $676m to US as part of Aukus submarine deal ahead of defence meeting
Australia said the gesture showed that Canberra is paying its way as a security partner. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Australia's $500 Million Commitment: Strengthening AUKUS Ties
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