Government invests $2.4bn in next stage of air and missile defence

The investment, part of the second tranche of AIR6500, will be made over six years through Defence's existing strategic partnership with Lockheed Martin Australia, providing more than 360 highly skilled jobs in both the Hunter Region and South Australia, and supporting the Australian Defence industry.

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The investment, part of the second tranche of AIR6500, will be made over six years through Defence's existing strategic partnership with Lockheed Martin Australia, providing more than 360 highly skilled jobs in both the Hunter Region and South Australia, and supporting the Australian Defence industry.

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The investment, part of the second tranche of AIR6500, will be made over six years through Defence's existing strategic partnership with Lockheed Martin Australia, providing more than 360 highly skilled jobs in both the Hunter Region and South Australia, and supporting the Australian Defence industry.

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