Army
Army hosts tough Indo-Pacific competition
Competition raged between eight nations at Exercise Hydra but the participants went away with much more than a medal.
Bringing order to the streets
Serving in Timor-Leste in 1999 was a family affair for Colonel Scott Palmer.
New team excited for Kabul challenge
After a 10-month deployment to train, advise and assist Afghan National Defense and Security Force personnel, the Kabul Garrison Command Adviser Team...
Workshop team ensures Unimog keeps on trucking
When the workshop team from Force Support Element 10 arrived in the Middle East, they inherited Mercedes-Benz Unimog truck. The problem was, it was...
Sixty years of soldiers' stories
The Australian Army's fortnightly newspaper has celebrated six decades since the publication of its first edition.
From selling ads to nation building
Captain Bill Kinsel is a mentor at the Afghan National Army Officer Academy (ANAOA) in Kabul.
Tonga training a first for Army
More than 100 soldiers from five nations took to the battlefield in Tongatapu, Tonga's largest island, for the Exercise Tafakula.
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...
Medical experience put to use in Afghanistan
Lieutenant Nicole Johns is making a difference in Afghanistan using valuable clinical experience gained at the Royal Hobart Hospital's emergency...
Soldier deployed for first Father's Day
This Brisbane-based soldier is spending his first Father's Day in Iraq.
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.
