Navy
Reef navigation a steep learning curve
Leading Seaman Benyam Gormiesa had a significant introduction to the role of officer of the watch when he navigated through the Great Barrier Reef.
Navies exercise on virtual high seas
The Royal Australian Navy took part in a virtual trilateral naval warfare exercise this month.
Marine technician a cut above
Able Seaman Marine Technician Steven Collie has opened Stevie C’s Barbershop in HMAS Ballarat.
Diving officer retires after 40 years
Navy Clearance Diver Lieutenant Commander Michael Gough has celebrated two decades of continuous service.
Navy’s newest officers graduate
More than 150 graduates of the Navy’s latest New Entry Officer Course have become the first to affirm their commitment to the new Defence Values.
HMAS Penguin takes a stand against domestic violence
The ship’s company of HMAS Penguin has taken part in an annual charity event that aims to stop domestic violence against women.
Sailors hear tale of gallantry at airport
Two sailors deployed to Brisbane Airport on Operation COVID-19 Assist were honoured to meet a relative of Edward 'Teddy' Sheean, VC.
808 Squadron defends engineering title
It was mate against mate before a gas turbine engine roared to life at 200,000rpm signalling the end of the 2020 Aviation Engineering Challenge.
Football ignites childhood passions
HMAS Canberra and the ACT Vets came together to play a charity match on Kapyong Oval.
Lights out for FFG sustainment program
The last remaining support program for the now decommissioned Adelaide-class guided missile frigates has closed.
Ballarat on target in Malabar
HMAS Ballarat proved to be a highly capable partner during the first phase of Exercise Malabar.
Improved ship fire protection on the way
Non-combustible panelling that can withstand temperatures up to 1000 degrees Celsius is set to be installed in Navy vessels.
