Who did it better? Prime minister Anthony Albanese and Indian PM Narendra Modi have taken a ride in a cricket-themed chariot - and it’s drawn comparisons to Angry Anderson’s Batmobile from the 1991 AFL grand final. For more on Mr Albanese’s trip abroad:
San Diego is home to the US Pacific Fleet.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is expected to announce Australia's pathway to getting nuclear-powered subs in San Diego on Tuesday alongside Mr Biden and Mr Sunak. He'll then hold bilateral meetings with both. AUKUS will be Australia's biggest-ever defence project and offers the prospect of jobs in all three countries but it remains unclear whether it will involve a US or a UK-designed submarine, or a combination of both, or when the vessels will become operational.
Despite an 18-month consultation period since AUKUS was first announced, questions remain over strict US curbs on technology sharing needed for the project.These are a particular concern for its so-called pillar two dealing with advanced technology programs such as artificial intelligence and hypersonic weapons.
He said having a high proportion of the crew being American would force Australia to rely on the US for a lengthy period of time. South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said he wanted to see submarine construction in Adelaide begin as soon as possible, with speculation Australia might prop up US production facilities to get its fleet quicker."We all accept there is a capability gap that needs to be addressed, particularly given the geopolitical uncertainty that exists in the Asia-Pacific region," he said.
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