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Australia’s naval future just got a giant boost as the keel of the first Hunter-class frigate was laid in Osborne — a $27 billion game-changer for defense and manufacturing. With Minister Pat Conroy on hand, this historic ceremony marks Australia’s return to shipbuilding excellence, honoring tradition with a lucky coin while showcasing cutting-edge tech, Aussie steel, and local innovation. BAE Systems leads the charge, already employing 2,500 South Australians, with the first warship set to join the fleet by 2030s. These advanced frigates — packed with missiles, torpedoes, and helicopters — aren’t just vessels; they’re symbols of national resilience, filling the void left by the auto industry and proving Australia can compete globally on defense.

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