Army
Synergy in the north
This National Reconciliation Week, the Regional Force Surveillance Group reflects on achievements and relationships forged.
Keeping the community safe
An Army reservist was proud to assist Western Australia Police to protect the public during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mentoring for the future
At first glance, Sergeant Annie Dufficy might look too young to fit the image, but she’s gained a title of reverence from her extended family.
A life-changing program
The Indigenous Pre-Recruit Program aims to give Indigenous Australians the best chance of success in Defence.
In this together at Duntroon
Indigenous soldiers at the Royal Military College are encouraging fellow Indigenous Australians to join the Army during National Reconciliation Week.
Moving Army forward
Aunty Lorraine Hatton has been appointed Army’s Indigenous Elder.
Act of kindness deserved
Personnel of 6 Battalion Royal Australian Regiment lent a hand to a person with a tragic connection to Army.
Adapting to support the mission
Personnel in Afghanistan are solving problems caused by COVID-19 to continue their mission.
Peacekeeping in Israel
Captain Craig Ashburner has swapped his dark-blue beret for a light-blue one on a United Nations mission in Israel.
First aid course adapted for the times
In the wake of COVID-19 restrictions, Army has tailored a special approach to first aid training.
From quarry to green when the nation calls
Corporal James Sutherland is back in Canberra to help out during Operation COVID-19 Assist.
