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Royal Australian Naval officer Lieutenant Vaoafi Hart is Army's Head of Intelligent Automation.
12 Jun 2024
Navy, Army
News

Robotic process automation can be anyone's career

You don’t need experience to have a career in robotic process automation, just determination, curiosity and the right support.

Capability & technology | People & service
Members from the Maritime Geospatial Warfare Unit complete push-ups before enjoying the Push-Up Challenge morning tea. Photo: Leading Seaman Liam McCauley
12 Jun 2024
Navy
News

Sweet start to Push-Up Challenge

On the first day of the Push-Up Challenge, Navy members raised more than $1500 in support of Lifeline.

Sports, health & wellbeing
HMAS Stirling player Seaman Jess Edwards is carried off of the field in celebration of her 150th Australian Rules game. Photos: Petty Officer Craig Walton
12 Jun 2024
Navy
News

Women connect through power of sport

Lieutenant Kaitlin Clohesy created a special community after she set up a women’s Australian Rules team at HMAS Stirling.

Sports, health & wellbeing | People & service
Royal Australian Navy HMAS Cairns sailors cross a swamp marsh on their way to Agulogo on day three along the Kokoda Track.
11 Jun 2024
Navy
News

Sailors conquer Kokoda Track

Wading through waist-deep water didn’t faze five sailors as they pushed through their first river crossing on day one of the Kokoda Track.

Commemoration & history | People & service
Leading Seaman Electronics Technician Stephen Dunlop loads HMAS Brisbane's five inch gun as she sails off the coast of New South Wales, Australia.
10 Jun 2024
Navy
News

Weapon systems maintainer brings more bang for bucks

Petty Officer Stephen Dunlop has received a Conspicuous Service Medal for his leadership and commitment while working with the Mk45 gun.

Awards & recognition
Rear Admiral Justin Jones on duty during Operation Resolute.
10 Jun 2024
Navy, Army, Air Force
News

Contributors and achievers across the board

The ADF’s broad range of trades, roles and responsibilities is reflected in this year’s King’s Birthday military honours list.

Awards & recognition | People & service
Commanding Officer of HMAS Rankin Commander Simon O’Hehir holds the Gloucester Cup, accompanied by Commander of the Australian Fleet Rear Admiral Chris Smith and Governor of South Australia Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson.
07 Jun 2024
Navy
News

HMAS Rankin awarded Gloucester Cup

A submarine crew receive the Duke of Gloucester Cup for Navy's most proficient unit last year.

Awards & recognition | Ceremonies & events
Seaman Electronics Technician Leanne Rogerson conducts maintenance onboard USS Emory S. Land while alongside HMAS Coonawarra, Darwin.
07 Jun 2024
Navy
News

Unique opportunity for sailor's first underway

An electronics technician has spent five months on exchange with the submarine tender, USS Emory S. Land.

Alliances & relationships | People & service
Historic imagery of the arrival of HMAS Sydney III to Jervis Bay with embarked aircraft which formed the Fleet Air Arm’s first squadrons.
07 Jun 2024
Navy
News

75 years of air power projection

Navy recently marked the 75th anniversary of rising above the waves and developing a fully integrated aerial combat force.

Capability & technology | Commemoration & history
Current and former crew members of HMAS Huon gather for the ship's decommissioning ceremony at HMAS Waterhen, NSW.
07 Jun 2024
Navy
News

HMAS Huon sails into history

After 25 years of distinguished service, HMAS Huon has been decommissioned in a ceremony at HMAS Waterhen, Sydney.

Ceremonies & events
Private John Simpson Kirkpatrick (who enlisted as John Simpson), of the 3rd Field Ambulance, he was known as 'The Man with the Donkey'. He is seen here working in Shrapnel Gully at Anzac Cove, with a wounded soldier on his donkey.
07 Jun 2024
Navy, Army, Air Force
News

Honouring all creatures great and small

From elephants to pigeons, camels to donkeys, and even mice, millions of animals have been sacrificed in conflicts throughout the ages.

Commemoration & history | People & service
Maritime Human Resource Officers Application Course participants celebrate their graduation at HMAS Cerberus. Photo: Petty Officer Christopher Szumlanski
06 Jun 2024
Navy
News

New careers a chance to connect

The next cohort of maritime human resource officers has graduated – a significant milestone in their careers.

Ceremonies & events | People & service
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