Army
Army physio helps Navy on Indo-Pacific Endeavour
Australian Army physiotherapist Lieutenant Nicola Hribar has treated just under 10 per cent of the 1200-member task group.
Unbreakable bonds with PNG remembered
Australia and Papua New Guinea’s partnership, forged in the mud of the Kokoda Track was highlighted during the dawn service at Port Moresby.
Soldier honoured to represent Australia at Gallipoli
Private Hannah Bailey has made the journey to Turkey to honour the memory of her Anzac forebears.
Homecoming after three decades
Private Michael Amarasinghe said he was looking to find a missing link in his life as a Sri Lankan-born soldier.
Diggers share Canberra's decks with Sri Lankan mates
Soldiers swap the jungles of Sri Lanka for the seas of India as they continue their training mission during Indo-Pacific Endeavour.
Brigadier makes Australian military history in Afghanistan
Brigadier John Shanahan became the first non-US commander of the 11,000-strong Train Advise Assist Command – South.
Australia achieving its mission in Afghanistan, says guardian angel
In eight months, Army Corporal Matthew Blows had a unique insight into Afghanistan few others see.
Inspiration through adversity
Cancer makes strange bedfellows, but three bouts between two soldiers forms the basis of an inspirational podcast.
Skilled at arms
The Combined Arms Training Centre hosted some of the best combat marksmen for the Australian Army Skill at Arms Meet.
Planning for success
An Australian Army captain has played a crucial role in a recent offensive against the Taliban.
Protecting the force
An Army signaller performed a unique role last year as the commander of a female guardian angel team in Afghanistan.
Chief of Army visits Middle East and North Africa
Soldiers of the Multinational Force and Observers paraded in front of Australia’s Army Chief, Egypt.
