Navy
Navy veteran returns to where it all began
A World War II veteran has returned to the shore establishment where his career in the Navy began almost seven decades ago.
Training ensures crews prepared for emergencies
The crews of HMAS Sirius and HMAS Anzac have conducted vital firefighting and toxic hazard training.
Voyages endeavour to build confidence in youth
Sail Training Ship Young Endeavour has completed its first voyage since sailing was suspended in March last year because of COVID-19.
People the focus of Navy's birthday celebration
Canberra's Brindabella Park was awash with white uniforms on the first day of autumn as Navy celebrated its 120th birthday.
Tasmanian pride on show as HMAS Sheean visits state
HMAS Sheean berthed at Beauty Point in northern Tasmania at the weekend in the first of a series of port visits in the state.
Students step out of classroom to learn
Ten ADFA engineering students have completed a six-week placement with Navy Engineering Branch working alongside qualified professionals.
Ancient tradition followed for modern ship
A coin has been secured to the main mast of Navy's first offshore patrol vessel in a tradition dating back thousands of years.
Tridents set to tackle quality opponents
Navy Tridents are gearing up to take on a range of international and representative teams in the Harmony Cup nines tournament.
Sailor a testament to Defence values
Former Petty Officer Danny Joyce was presented with an Australian Service Medal.
Minehunters flex muscles during exercise
HMA Ships Gascoyne and Diamantina flexed their mine-hunting muscles during the first phase of their Fleet Concentration Period.
Top efforts in the Top End rewarded
Commander of the Australian Fleet Rear Admiral Mark Hammond handed out awards during a recent visit to HMAS Coonawarra.
More of a lifestyle than a job
Petty Officer Jake Garrick loves his job as a physical training instructor in HMAS Harman.
