Why no Australian government can easily walk away from AUKUS @LowyInstitute
Why no Australian government can easily walk away from AUKUS  @LowyInstitute
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
If Michael Wesley formed the next Australian government, what would he do about AUKUS? It's a trickier question than it sounds, and his answer draws on the state of Australian politics as much as the submarine deal itself.

Wesley was speaking at the Lowy Institute in conversation with Sam Roggeveen, Director of the International Security Program.

Watch the full conversation: youtube.com/live/KnA7uk2KGss?si=CWiM-QiQ5RXy8SjG
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