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Transcript - In Conversation with Christopher Pyne

THE HON CHRISTOPHER PYNE, HOST: I think the first thing that I’d like to kick off on is why are the nuclear-powered submarine more military capable than any other submarine on the globe?

Nadia Mitsopoulos, ABC Radio Perth

SUBJECTS: Paul Keating’s comments; economic benefit of submarines; nuclear industry in Australia; disposing of nuclear waste; skilling up the workforce. NADIA MITSOPOULOS: Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy was also at that media conference, and I caught up with him a little earlier this morning…

Doorstop Interview, HMAS Stirling, WA

SUBJECTS: AUKUS RICHARD MARLES, DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER: Well, it's fantastic to be here at HMAS Stirling, Fleet Base West. I'm here today with my Ministerial colleagues: Minister for Defence Industry, Pat Conroy, Minister for Defence Personnel, Matt Keogh. I'm also here with Vice Admiral Jonathan…

Gary Adshead, 6PR Mornings

SUBJECTS: AUKUS. GARY ADSHEAD, HOST: Defence Minister Richard Marles joins me on the line now. Thanks very much for your time, Minister. RICHARD MARLES, DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER: Great to be here, Gary. How are you?

Doorstop Interview, Perth

SUBJECTS: AUKUS; Energy. RICHARD MARLES, DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER: Well welcome everyone. Can I firstly start by saying what a pleasure it is to be here with the Premier McGowan, Minister Paul Papalia. It's been fantastic to speak with them about the announcement that we've made. And I'm also here…

Sarah Ferguson, 7.30, ABC

SUBJECTS: AUKUS SARAH FERGUSON, HOST: Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles was one of the Labor ministers singled out for criticism by Paul Keating today. As Defence Minister, he has direct responsibility for the nuclear submarine program. Richard Marles joins me now live from Perth. Richard Marles…

Press conference - Osborne, South Australia

PETER MALINAUSKAS, PREMIER OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA: Welcome to Osborne in Port Adelaide, the home of naval shipbuilding here in Australia. I am exceptionally pleased to be here this morning with none other than the Minister for Defence and the Acting Prime Minister of the nation, Richard Marles.

Interview with Glen Bartholomew, ABC News Radio

SUBJECTS: AUKUS agreement, defence funding, upskilling Australians GLEN BARTHOLOMEW: Well, Acting Prime Minister and Defence Minister, Richard Marles, will be in Adelaide today signing a cooperation agreement outlining the AUKUS agreement that will see the construction of the country’s eight…

Radio interview, ABC AM

SUBJECTS: AUKUS SABRA LANE, HOST: To the AUKUS submarine deal. Was the Government warned by Defence or intelligence agencies that this plan might escalate tensions in the Indo-Pacific or even prompt other nations to more rapidly boost their own defences?

Television interview, The Today Show

SUBJECTS: AUKUS; Downing of US drone KARL STEFANOVIC, HOST: The historic AUKUS agreement and the magnitude of the trilateral partnership is really only just being realised. But it's not all positive. China declaring Australia is making a quote “expensive mistake”. To discuss, we're now joined by…

Television interview, ABC News Breakfast

SUBJECTS: AUKUS; Downing of US drone; Energy prices MICHAEL ROWLAND, HOST: Okay, let's go back to the fallout from the AUKUS subs deal announcement and bring in the Acting Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles. Very good morning to you. I want to get to AUKUS in a moment, but first,…

Television interview, Sky News First Edition

SUBJECTS: AUKUS; Downing of US drone. PETER STEFANOVIC, HOST: Let’s go to the Defence Minister, Richard Marles now. Minister, good to see you. So, first of all, not unexpected that we've had reaction from China overnight. It says AUKUS subs are embarking on a, “path of danger and error”. China, as…