Defence
A match made at school
When Private Hailey Lennon walked through the kennels at RAAF Base Amberley, a bouncy, energetic dog with a dark coat caught her eye.
'Be brave. Make change.'
National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is an opportunity to learn more about our shared histories, cultures and achievements.
Nations train together to tackle natural disasters
Australian, US and Indonesian personnel recently completed an exercise to enhance coordinated response to humanitarian crises.
Chaplain helps Solomon Islands communities during lockdowns
As COVID-19 took hold in Solomon Islands, the ban on public gatherings made the role of the chaplain assigned to Operation Lilia challenging.
ADF Warriors back in touch at nationals
Defence's representative touch football teams broke a two-year hiatus from the Australian championships with competitive performances this year.
Observers help keep the peace in Golan
Keeping an eagle eye is more than just a saying for United Nations Military Observer Captain John Whiteley.
Soldier wields her keyboard on deployment
The backbone of Operation Mazurka, chief clerk Sergeant Stephanie Brooks, wields a keyboard to keep our troops on track.
Operation Mazurka: No day the same at North Camp
As a member of the Multinational Force and Observers as part of Operation Mazurka, Sergeant Kelly is located at North Camp, el Gorah in north Sinai.
Helping keep the peace in Sinai for 40 years
Personnel representing seven nations marched into a parade ground in Egypt, marking the 40th anniversary of the Multinational Force and Observers in...
Small boats, big gesture of friendship
Two new vessels have been handed over to the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force to support its maritime capability.
Strong families promote stronger Defence force
Major Josh Halloran reflects on his different roles during National Families Week.
First RAAF graduates of inaugural radar course
Seven Air Force personnel have graduated from the inaugural ASR-NG fixed defence air traffic control surveillance sensor course.
