Australian Space Agency

The Australian Space Agency was established in 2018.

The Australian Space Agency is charged with tripling the size of Australia’s space industry to A$12,000,000,000 by 2030.

Megan Clark led the Australian Space Agency from its formation in 2018 and will become chair of the agency’s advisory board.

The Australian Space Agency signed an agreement with NASA in September 2019 to cooperate on the Artemis program.

The Australian government established the Australian Space Agency in 2018 to help grow the country’s space industry.

The Australian Space Agency is developing the first aspect of its 'Moon to Mars' initiative to build a supply chain of Australian companies that can contribute to lunar missions and plans a 'Trailblazer' mission as part of the initiative.

Anthony Murfett, deputy head of the Australian Space Agency, supports India’s decision to open up its space sector and views strong synergies and collaboration opportunities between Australia and India.

The Australian Space Agency was formally established in 2018.

Perigee Aerospace is working with the Australian Space Agency to export its first Blue Whale 1 rocket to Australia.

NASA and the Australian Space Agency signed an agreement on 2019-09-21 to study potential Australian contributions to the Artemis program.

The Australian Space Agency, established a little more than a year earlier, has supported Fleet Space Technologies’ growth and is also based in Adelaide.

Speedcast will support the Australian Space Agency’s goal of tripling Australia’s space sector in size by 2030.

The Australian Space Agency has a goal of attracting $1,000,000,000 of capital investment into space companies.

The Australian Space Agency formally started operations on 2018-07-01.

A partnership agreement between the Australian Space Agency and the United Kingdom was signed just before 2018-10-02.

In its first 12 weeks of operation, the Australian Space Agency reached 20 million Australians through hearing, seeing, or reading about the agency.