Gallipoli Barracks
Soldier returns home for Anzac Day
Although Warrant Officer Class One Allan Ryan wasn’t born in Lismore, NSW, he is heading to his “hometown” for Anzac Day.
A show of mateship and quality rugby
The Malo-Bula Cup Rugby Sevens competition has helped forge closer ties between the Fijian, Tongan and Australian Armies.
Fijians join Aussie soldiers for urban training
Soldiers from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces worked with Australian infantry soldiers on Exercise Coral Soldier.
Ceremony welcomes Fijian soldiers
Thirty-seven soldiers and officers from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces arrived in Australia for Exercise Coral Soldier.
Gallipoli Barracks Garrison Day to thank families
Gallipoli Barracks will hold a Garrison Family Day on April 18 to help link Defence members and their families with support organisations.
'Huey' lands honorary role
History has been preserved with the installation of a Vietnam-era Iroquois helicopter at the main entrance to Gallipoli Barracks, Brisbane.
Exploding into 2021
Soldiers of 1st Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, participated in their annual High Explosive Week in the Wide Bay Training Area.
VR sets the scene for new training
A new virtual reality training platform is allowing crews of protected mobility vehicles to experience life-like combat scenarios.
Old-school moves make a comeback
Soldiers from 7th Combat Brigade training on the Army Combatives Program were shown how hand-to-hand combat was done in the good old days.
Pounding the pavement for a good cause
Personnel from 1st Signal Regiment put their running shoes on for this year's Darkness to Daylight event to raise awareness of domestic violence.
7th Combat Brigade returns to work
As COVID-19 restrictions ease across Queensland, 7th Combat Brigade soldiers in Gallipoli Barracks have started to return to work and training.
Pulling their weight
Face-to-face training has recommenced at Gallipoli Barracks, with members gaining essential qualifications.
