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Australia inaugurates new maritime investment strategy

Australia’s recent announcement of A$204 million in port investments, outlined in Western Australia’s 2025–2026 State Budget, signals a calculated move to fortify its maritime infrastructure amidst a rapidly evolving Indo-Pacific geopolitical landscape.



This strategy reflects Australia’s broader ambition to enhance trade resilience, project economic sovereignty, and assert strategic relevance in a region increasingly shaped by great power competition and shifting trade flows.

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