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The first nuclear submarine from a deal with the US and UK will be sent to Western Australia late next year.
The submarine is 10 years old already and Independent Senator Jacqui Lambie is angry that the government did not get a guarantee from the US that it will work for a long time.
"Not only have they ripped us off and taken new ships and given us second-hand ones in replacement, you're telling me they don't even come with a warranty. Oh this is really making my evening."
A 4.9 magnitude earthquake has been reported near Adelaide.
Geoscience Australia says the quake hit just before 8 o'clock Tuesday morning in waters off South Australia's capital city, with the centre believed to be south of Victor Harbor.
There are no reports of damage or injury.
Nine politicians offices are being made safer, after the alleged attack on MP Helen Haines in Victoria last week.
Southern Gold Coast Liberal MP Leon Rebello says it is important that MPs who are less well known, are also protected.
"I think we need to consider the fact that there is a massive gap to the security that is afforded to senior parliamentarians and the security that is offered to everybody else. And I think that is something that the security agencies need to re-consider."
Voting is about to begin for the Israel General Elections, the first election since the Hamas-led October 7 attacks in 2023.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he is supported by US leader Donald Trump.
Jerusalem resident Benny says he will probably support Netanyahu.
"For the unification of the country, I will say that I would support the others, not Netanyahu. But for the safety of the country, I think Netanyahu is the best manager of the situation."
In sport, Harry Kane has won the most important individual prize in football - the Ballon D'Or and he is the first English football player to win the award.
His former teammates say he deserves the honour.
"He's such an amazing role model. Such an amazing guy. And I am honoured to share the pitch with him."
"Think he's the heart and soul of English football and he has been for a while. I think it's a testament to him that he still keeps going; he still puts in the hard work, the hard miles, to still be at his best."
That's the latest SBS News in Easy English.
