Defence
Remembering Yasi 10 years on
Ten years ago more than 1200 ADF personnel deployed to Far North Queensland after Tropical Cyclone Yasi devastated the region.
A truckload of thanks
Five donated fire trucks were delivered to Papua New Guinea by HMAS Choules in appreciation of PNG's help to Australia during last summer's bushfires.
Defence civilians have operations covered
Serving alongside ADF personnel, five Defence public servants are deployed on Operation Accordion in the Middle East region.
Soldiers answer call for assistance
Soldiers from 13 Brigade answered the call to assist WA Police at checkpoints.
Australia gifts boat to Bahrain
The ADF has gifted a rigid hull inflatable boat to the Bahrain Defence Force.
Future tech tests reality
Defence Science and Technology Group are conducting research into tactical autonomous systems.
Ready to 'lead and excel'
More than 1000 new personnel have been welcomed to the ADF in ceremonies across Australia.
Western Australian shipbuilding power on
Construction and shipbuilding activities at the National Naval Shipbuilding Enterprise continue at a rapid pace at Henderson shipyard.
Women set sail in Canberra
About 25 ADF women took to the water of Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra to try out their sailing skills.
US Marine returns a positive test for COVID-19 on arrival to Australia
On 13 February 2021 , a US Marine who arrived in the first incoming tranche of the 2021 Marine Rotational Force - Darwin returned a positive result
Recognised for supporting local businesses during pandemic
Defence has won its second consecutive Gold Award in the Commonwealth Procurement Awards for Excellence.
Spotlight on highly sensitive light sensor
Defence is creating sensors that can detect a target with a single photon of light, while your mobile phone camera relies on millions of photons.
