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Federal government facing renewed push to scrap AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal

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The Federal Government is facing a renewed internal push to scrap the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine deal. Australia and the United States have steadily increased defence training and cooperation, but new tariffs have raised questions about the alliance.
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