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The cable-laying ship Ile de Brehat landing the Coral Sea Cable at Tamarama Beach, Sydney, in 2019
DFAT
03 August 2026

Connected & protected: building Australia’s submarine cable resilience

This paper provides a comprehensive assessment of Australia’s submarine cables network and provides recommendations to promote our economic interests and secure our submarine cables network.
  • Indo-Pacific
  • submarine cables
  • undersea cables
  • Information technology
  • critical technology
  • Telecommunications
  • National security
  • Maritime
Telecommunication towers with a lit up globe
Adobe Image
21 September 2021

A techno-diplomacy strategy for telecommunications in the Indo-Pacific

As part of the Quad Tech Network series, Lisa Curtis and Martijn Rasser address why it is important for Quad countries to shape the telecommunications ecosystem in the Indo-Pacific.
  • Telecommunications
  • techno-diplomacy
  • Quad
  • 5G network
  • undersea cables
underwater communication cables
22 October 2026

The other all-British route between Australia and Britain: the Indian ocean cable and Australian imperial communications, 1876–1901

Sue Thompson examines the development of the South Africa–Australia telegraphic cable, highlighting its role in establishing an all-British imperial communications route between Australia and Britain.
  • Telecommunications
  • Australia
  • UK
underwater communication cables
20 October 2026

The other all-British route between Australia and Britain: the Indian ocean cable and Australian imperial communications, 1876–1901

Sue Thompson | Edinburgh University Press