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Sixty years of soldiers' stories
The Australian Army's fortnightly newspaper has celebrated six decades since the publication of its first edition.
Snappy response with US Marines
The ADF and US Marines practised disaster assistance during Exercise Crocodile Response in the Northern Territory.
Defence rolls up its sleeves
Defence is aiming to donate blood or plasma more than 9000 times for the Defence Blood Challenge.
Allied forces mount Top End offensive
Soldiers from the 8th/9th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (8/9 RAR), assaulted an enemy vehicle parked atop a rocky hilltop during Exercise...
2nd Battalion proves second to none
2nd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, lived up to its motto of "second to none" by winning the Duke of Gloucester Cup.
Light Horse legacy remembered
The 10th Light Horse Brigade marked 100 years since its return to Australia from the battlefields of WWI.
Defence launches new Reconciliation Action Plan
The Australian Defence Force plans to double the number of Indigenous military personnel by 2025.
Focus on high-tech future
Defence will expand its science, technology, engineering and math cadetship program as part of its STEM vision.
Funding boost for special forces
Australia's special forces will receive a multi-billion dollar investment in cutting-edge equipment.
Yarning circles bring Indigenous culture to recruits
A second yarning circle will inspire Indigenous cultural awareness and appreciation among staff and recruits at RAAF Base Wagga.
Spectacle as tall ships welcome Chilean Navy
Navy traditions and history were on display when seven ships arrived in Sydney on August 1.
Farewell to troops ahead of Middle East deployment
More than 270 Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel were farewelled at Robertson Barracks, Darwin.
