HMAS Kuttabul
Dry dock a national landmark
The Captain Cook Graving Dock at Sydney’s Garden Island has been recognised as a National Engineering Landmark by Engineers Australia.
Exercise in cooperation for air and sea power
Air and maritime assets came together for warfighting training as part of Exercise Tasman Shield 21.
High-tech tour showcases opportunities
Engineering students from the University of Newcastle toured Navy establishments in Sydney.
Former commando lands Navy combat training role
Newly commissioned Lieutenant Ian Boddy is using his previous experience as a Royal Marines’ commando to shape Navy land combat training.
Sailors' marathon efforts raise $3500 for Soldier On
The end of October’s Mental Health Awareness Month was marked at HMAS Kuttabul gymnasium with a novel marathon to raise money for Soldier On.
Navy trainers take up challenge for breast cancer
Physical training instructors at HMAS Kuttabul are happy to put themselves through some pain for a good cause.
Navy surfers in focus
Members of the Navy Surf Riders Association provided a focus for next generation Defence imagery specialists.
Putting some sizzle into mental health support
There was a little bit of drizzle and plenty of sizzle when HMAS Kuttabul chaplains manned the barbecues in support of R U OK? Day on September 10.
Finding new ways to keep fit
Navy physical training instructors at HMAS Kuttabul have addressed a groundswell of demand for alternative exercise options.
Why Anzac Day evokes fond memories
Since joining the Navy in 1992, every Anzac Day morning Chief Petty Officer Scott Clear has messaged his Vietnam Veteran Dad.
Inspired into service by ships at Twofold Bay
Like many other Australians, Leading Seaman Mardi Longford will stand at dawn outside her home to mark this year's Anzac Day.
Navy unveils new weapon in war on waste
Chefs at HMAS Kuttabul in Sydney have a new weapon at their disposal to aid in the fleet’s war on waste.
