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Deployed a long way from K'gari
The Middle East is a long way from the lush tropical island Warrant Officer Nathan Sandow’s ancestors called home.
Following proud family tradition
Sergeant Annie Dufficy is carrying on her family’s proud tradition of mixing Indigenous culture and military service.
Baby's cry the sweetest sound for life-saving medic
A Darwin-based sailor has been branded a hero after she saved the life of a four-day-old baby, injuring herself in the process.
The changing face of child identification
South Australian researcher Dana Michalski has won an international award for her world ground-breaking work in facial biometrics.
Employers recognised for Reserves support
Australia's leading employers have been recognised for their continued support of Australian Defence Force reservists.
Using art to re-set lives
Australian Defence Force personnel are finding new confidence through art, thanks to a program using creativity to help them rebuild resilience.
Indigenous engagement in Gilgandra
As part of National Reconciliation Week, Defence personnel engaged with the Indigenous community at one of its most important training airfields.
Staying fighting fit while on deployment
Maintaining the mental and physical fitness of the ship's company and embarked forces on board the landing helicopter dock (LHD) HMAS Canberra during...
Canberra’s padres offer counsel and support to all
The two chaplains deployed on Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2019 (IPE19) may have different religions but their roles were the same: to counsel and provid
Walking together with courage
The Australian Defence Force’s first Indigenous Liaison Officer for the Middle East Region, Warrant Officer Stephen Weaver, is a proud Wiradjuri man...
Sailor sees Success' beginning and end
A Navy sailor, one of the first to serve on HMAS Success 33 years ago, is now on her final voyage.
Following footsteps of Kokoda heroes
40 Australian, from Defence and the APS, had the chance to experience conditions on the Kokoda Track.
