Disaster relief
Diverse skills passport to experience
A wide range of abilities makes Leading Aircraft Woman Tiarne Westland a valuable hand in the relief effort.
Unmanned technology used to fight bushfires
An Army regiment used an unmanned aerial system to survey blazing scrub in the Orroral Valley near Canberra on February 6.
Kiwi mates end trans-Tasman service
After doing plenty of heavy lifting, three Royal New Zealand Air Force NH-90 helicopters and their crew have returned home.
Return to fire-ravaged home evokes mixed feelings
Pilot Officer Isabella Filmer did not know what to expect when she recently returned to her hometown of Mallacoota to be reunited with her family.
Scientists provide support to bushfire response
Defence scientists have contributed to the response to the bushfire crisis by using a research aircraft to conduct surveillance operations.
Chinook unit's hours a record
An Army unit has achieved a record for the most hours flown in a month by the Australian CH-47 Chinook fleet.
Local flock makes call sign Shepherd 'official'
An Army chaplain has been honoured by the community of Corryong for his work in the area during the bushfire crisis.
Managing air assets a vital role
Victoria’s State Control Centre has played a pivotal role in coordinating the multi-agency response during the bushfire crisis.
An important day not to be missed
The ADF ensured one reservist didn't miss her niece's first day at high school.
Ship's water-making capability put to the test
Surrounded by water but not a drop to drink. Where does a Royal Australian Navy ship source its drinking water?
When learning and skills translate perfectly
Flight Lieutenant Rebecca Marshall put her Japanese language abilities to great use as international partners came to help Australia.
Task group helps in any way it can
Task Group Dingo has worked hard to assist civil authorities transition from firefighting to recovery efforts in Victoria’s alpine region.
