Defence
New vessel supports Thursday Island operations
Chief of Army took part in a ceremony on Thursday Island to name a new 51st Battalion, Far North Queensland Regiment, watercraft.
Headstone unveiled for WWI soldier Albert Nicholson
More than 104 years after his death, a the grave of Driver Albert Nicholson is now marked by a headstone bearing his name.
Efforts during critical evacuations recognised
Captain Holloway-Roden was awarded a bronze commendation for his role in supporting Operation Flood Assist in Townsville.
How Defence scientists gave a voice to the ‘silent Anzac’
107 years on, a little known Australian submarine is still watched over by Turkey as an enduring gesture between now friends.
Anzac Day commemorated in the Middle East
Anzac Day was commemorated in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, with a service at the Emirates Palace Hotel.
Invictus closing ceremony caps incredible week
Seven days of unforgettable competition and camaraderie concluded with a stunning closing ceremony at Invictus Games The Hague.
Family and friends are at the heart of Invictus Games
If our Invictus warriors are the masters of their fate, then the same can be said for their family and friends.
It’s not about the medals for Mark
For former Australian Army soldier Mark Armstrong, the Invictus Games is about the connections and friendships you form.
‘Em’-azing Emilea is inspired by her daughter
Love is a powerful motivator. Just ask Invictus Games The Hague 2020 competitor Emilea Mysko.
Norfolk Island bound this Anzac Day
Warrant Officer Class Two Michael Downling is heading home to Norfolk Island this Anzac Day.
Team Australia stands with Ukraine
The moving cries of ‘Slava Ukraini’ and ‘Heroiam Slava’ echo around the Invictus Games The Hague 2020.
Bob’s treasured gift
Bob Reck will return home to Cairns with many special memories from Invictus Games The Hague 2020.
