Army
Water purification a boon for valley
Not for the first time since the bushfire crisis began, the Army has come to the aid of the Bega Valley region.
Clearing the way for bush festival
Army personnel have helped clear a fire-damaged track in the Snowy Mountain region of Victoria for a popular bush festival.
Banking on cyber security expertise
A competition between military and banking personnel produced collaborative results in a cyber-security challenge.
Winning the race to shield precious heritage
ADF personnel have helped protect culturally significant sites in the ACT.
A very big day for little James
The ADFA and the Starlight Foundation have helped grant a five-year-old Sydney boy's wish.
Clearing the path to regrowth
Situated five kilometres south of Batemans Bay is the 100-acre Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens, which normally welcomes more than 75,000 visit
Midnight rescue for high-tech bed
The Army has been thanked for retrieving a hospital patient’s bed in the middle of the night during a bushfire crisis on Kangaroo Island, South Aus
Militaries build bridges
Bridges constructed by the Australian, Fijian and Papua New Guinea militaries will improve access to a popular tourist attraction.
Unmanned technology used to fight bushfires
An Army regiment used an unmanned aerial system to survey blazing scrub in the Orroral Valley near Canberra on February 6.
Chinook unit's hours a record
An Army unit has achieved a record for the most hours flown in a month by the Australian CH-47 Chinook fleet.
Local flock makes call sign Shepherd 'official'
An Army chaplain has been honoured by the community of Corryong for his work in the area during the bushfire crisis.
Managing air assets a vital role
Victoria’s State Control Centre has played a pivotal role in coordinating the multi-agency response during the bushfire crisis.
