Air Force
First RAAF graduates of inaugural radar course
Seven Air Force personnel have graduated from the inaugural ASR-NG fixed defence air traffic control surveillance sensor course.
Agreement set to strengthen healthcare in Indo-Pacific
Australia and the US have signed a memorandum of cooperation that paves the way for a forum to facilitate civil-military health cooperation in the...
Air Force support helps family stay connected
National Families Week is held annually from May 15-21.
Nurse is not afraid of a challenge
An Air Force nurse, on assignment in Papua New Guinea, epitomises the dedication and bravery that International Nurses Day (12 May) celebrates.
Work of nurses celebrated
Today is International Nurses Day and Defence is celebrating the extraordinary efforts of its nursing workforce.
ADF Cadets want you! Call for adult volunteers
The Australian Defence Force is looking for adult volunteers to lead and inspire young people as part of the Navy, Army and Air Force cadets.
Sea Power: Defence leaders say collaboration important for Indo-Pacific prosperity
Defence leaders opened the Sea Power 2022 conference by outlining the importance of working with like-minded partners.
The rise of Australia's prize defence export
How the Falklands War gave rise to Australia’s prize defence export after years of reluctance.
Strengthening training ties with Indonesia
Opportunities to strengthen training connections were in the spotlight when the Indonesian equivalent of Australia’s Chief of Air Force visited Air...
Working together for Ukraine
The latest flight containing military assistance for the Government of Ukraine has departed RAAF Base Amberley.
Helping restore air capability of a close neighbour
Australia is lending a helping hand getting Papua New Guinea’s Defence Force's air arm back on its feet after many years out of the skies.
Class of women makes instructor training history
The first all-female cohort has graduated from Air Force’s military skills instructor course.
