Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has expressed concerns that the AUKUS agreement will make Australia less safe. Turnbull made the comments while speaking at a hearing of the AUKUS Public Inquiry at NSW Parliament House in Sydney, Australia on August 10, 2026.
According to reports, Turnbull’s statement was made during the inquiry, but the exact context and details of his comments are not provided. The AUKUS agreement, a trilateral security pact between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, has been a subject of discussion and debate in recent times.
Turnbull’s statement suggests that he believes the agreement may have negative consequences for Australia’s safety, but further information is needed to understand the basis of his concerns. The AUKUS Public Inquiry is ongoing, and it is expected to provide more insight into the implications of the agreement for Australia’s security and defense.
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