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The Loop: Axed submarines could cost billions, cross-checks find 300 extra COVID deaths in NSW, a rescinded Razzie

New South Wales Penny Wong Tony Dalton

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Australia's torpedoed French submarine program could eventually cost taxpayers billions, despite the contract being torn up well before construction was to begin.

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