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Sail Training Ship Young Endeavour comes alongside HMAS Waterhen after completing its first voyage of the year. Photo: Leading Seaman Nadav Harel
Navy

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.
Governor-General General (retd) David Hurley and his wife, Linda, lay a wreath during the Remembrance Day service at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra.
Defence Remembrance Day

Time taken to remember despite the pandemic

While COVID-19 restrictions prevented Anzac Day marches from proceeding earlier in the year, Remembrance Day commemorations went ahead.
Senior Under Officer Robert Mooy, left, receives the Sword of Honor from Governor-General General (retd) David Hurley during a graduation parade at the Royal Military College - Duntroon in Canberra. Photo: Sergeant Hamish Paterson
Army

Newest grads look to the future

The 135th graduating class from the Royal Military College – Duntroon have received an honour of national standing.
The Governor-General and Mrs Linda Hurley visit personnel taking part in Exercise Talisman Sabre 2019. Photo: Chief Petty Officer Paul Berry
Defence Talisman Sabre

Governor-General back in uniform

Australia's Governor-General donned khaki as he visited soldiers, sailors and airmen taking part in Exercise Talisman Sabre 2019.
The Governor-General, General (retired) Sir Peter Cosgrove, inspects the honour guard during his visit to RAAF Base Pearce. Photo: Petty Officer James Whittle
Air Force History

Governor-General farewells RAAF Base Pearce

The last time Sir Peter Cosgrove was there, he was preparing to jump out of an aircraft.

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