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AUKUS agreement was made in less time than it takes to process a student visa, passport application or NDIS plan

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By Alice Grundy, Tegan George, Amy Remeikis Verified
| thepoint.com.au
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Pat Conroy defends AUKUS, says party backing remains strong

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By Tegan George, Allan Behm, Alice Grundy
| thepoint.com.au
Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy has defended the AUKUS nuclear-submarine deal against critics in the Labor movement, arguing it continues to enjoy overwhelming support within the party. Speaking at the National Press Club (NPC) on Thursday, Mr Conroy rejected suggestions that Labor had failed to make the case for AUKUS to the party faithful, describing opposition to the agreement as a ‘vocal minority’. “There is very strong support for AUKUS within the Australian Labor Party,” he said.
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The Pacific comes to Mr Albanese

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By Tegan George, Alice Grundy, Emma Shortis
| thepoint.com.au
The second half of 2025 was not Prime Minister Albanese’s best year in the Pacific. With considerable fanfare, Albanese visited Port Vila and Port Moresby expecting to sign security agreements that would impose tight strictures on China’s ability to establish military bases in either Vanuatu or Papua New Guinea. Both agreements fell into a heap.
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