Defence
Steel contract marks next step in frigate program
ASC Shipbuilding has signed a $2.6 million contract with BlueScope Steel AIS for the Hunter-class Frigate Program.
Cooperating to launch fresh ideas
A trial to pilot a drone from the back of a C-130J Hercules has taken air-land integration to new heights.
Memorial's screenings ensure we don't forget
Pre-recorded readings of Last Post ceremonies are being screened to continue the ceremonies during the Australian War Memorial’s COVID19 closure.
Task Group Taji operation a success
Task Group Taji has successfully finished its mission, training and assisting the Iraq Security Forces in their fight against Daesh.
Pushing for better mental health
Defence Force personnel took part in a push-up challenge to raise awareness of mental health.
Mitigating pandemic's spread on operations
Task Group Afghanistan’s medical contingent is at the front line of efforts to mitigate and contain the spread of COVID-19.
US marines arrive in Darwin
The first group of US marines has arrived at RAAF Base Darwin as part of the ninth Marine Rotational Force.
DST chemist wins national award
A Defence scientist has been awarded a prize for excellence in recognition of her significant contribution to analytical chemistry.
Cyclists find inventive ways to keep training
With remaining socially distant the new norm, Defence athletes are coming up with inventive ways to maintain their fitness.
A boon for local industry
A Queensland company has pioneered body armour technology that will provide superior protection and greater comfort for Australian troops.
Funding incentive for budding Ai specialists
A new initiative is enticing Ai specialists to confront challenges faced by the Defence Force and the National Intelligence Community.
Success story for local industry
Victorian-based company Chemring Australia recently secured a $US107.5 million contract awarded by the F-35 Joint Program Office.
