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Government unveils plans to grow Australia's stock of long-range missiles

Published 30 October 2024, 8:31 am
The government has unveiled its aim to rapidly grow the stock of long-range missiles and ramp up weapons production on Australian soil. The strategy, influenced by tensions abroad, comes at a cost of more than $70 billion over the next decade.
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