A new base for Australia's future fleet of nuclear submarines is to be built on the country's east coast, with its location to be finalised by the end of 2023 from one of three options, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on 7 March.

The new facility will be established at either Port Kembla or Newcastle in New South Wales, or at the Queensland capital of Brisbane, Morrison said. All three locations border the Pacific Ocean.

A new base for Australia's future fleet of nuclear submarines is to be built on the country's east coast, with its location to be finalised by the end of 2023 from one of three options, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on 7 March.

The new facility will be established at either Port Kembla or Newcastle in New South Wales, or at the Queensland capital of Brisbane, Morrison said. All three locations border the Pacific Ocean.

A new base for Australia's future fleet of nuclear submarines is to be built on the country's east coast, with its location to be finalised by the end of 2023 from one of three options, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on 7 March.

The new facility will be established at either Port Kembla or Newcastle in New South Wales, or at the Queensland capital of Brisbane, Morrison said. All three locations border the Pacific Ocean.

A new base for Australia's future fleet of nuclear submarines is to be built on the country's east coast, with its location to be finalised by the end of 2023 from one of three options, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on 7 March.

The new facility will be established at either Port Kembla or Newcastle in New South Wales, or at the Queensland capital of Brisbane, Morrison said. All three locations border the Pacific Ocean.

A new base for Australia's future fleet of nuclear submarines is to be built on the country's east coast, with its location to be finalised by the end of 2023 from one of three options, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on 7 March.

The new facility will be established at either Port Kembla or Newcastle in New South Wales, or at the Queensland capital of Brisbane, Morrison said. All three locations border the Pacific Ocean.

A new base for Australia's future fleet of nuclear submarines is to be built on the country's east coast, with its location to be finalised by the end of 2023 from one of three options, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on 7 March.

The new facility will be established at either Port Kembla or Newcastle in New South Wales, or at the Queensland capital of Brisbane, Morrison said. All three locations border the Pacific Ocean.