Army
Top End troops go south to lend a hand
Almost 500 1st Brigade soldiers are spreading throughout affected areas armed with energy and a wide variety of specialist experience.
In Bega, coffee and hope are entwined
Most soldiers would jump at the chance to replace ration pack coffee with the freshly brewed variety.
Doing the heavy lifting for family struck by tragedy
After NSW dairy farmer Tim Salway lost his father and brother in the fires, ADF personnel dug in to relieve some of the burden.
Experts down under for road safety
Engineers are keeping a close eye on the structural integrity of dozens of bridges in NSW.
Much-needed fodder deliveries carried out
Livestock on the NSW south coast are sleeping with full stomachs after being visited by a convoy loaded with hay.
Cooma Digger back in town to help out
It’s not every day your mum drops in with biscuits and home-made muffins while you’re on deployment.
Taking the pulse of those on the ground
In the Snowy Valleys region of NSW, ADF personnel are complementing impacted health services.
Army assists with fodder distribution
While people and native wildlife left devastated by the bushfires are increasingly being cared for, livestock on farms haven’t necessarily been rec
Vital water drop to rural property
A 35-year-old Mack water tanker has delivered 9000 litres of much-needed water to a remote farming property.
Gunners join the Alpine’s Cutting Edge
Artillerymen and women have joined the Army’s frontline response teams, helping to clear away fallen trees and trees at risk of c
Answering trunk call with some inside knowledge
Tree-felling experience has never been so in demand as ADF personnel cut through our blackened landscape.
Dozers help douse burning mountain
ADF intervention has taken the heat out of Eden's smouldering woodchip threat.
