Information on transition seminars to assist members and families to prepare for transition to civilian life.

Governance practices and processes ensure that Defence activities and resources are aligned with Government direction and achieve intended results and outcomes.

As part of Defence Export Controls’ (DEC) commitment to ensure Australia is exporting responsibly, DEC engage with producers, developers and researchers of defence and strategic goods to facilitate their understanding of Australian export controls. This is delivered via workshops, training sessions and e-based learning and resources to raise awareness and support compliance.

Defence Export Controls provides quarterly statistics regarding the number and type of applications received and finalised; application processing timeframes; estimated total value of permits issues; and, the breakdown of permits issued to end-users by continent.

Defence Export Controls (DEC) is the Commonwealth regulator for the responsible movement of military and strategic (dual-use) goods, software, technology and related services both within and outside Australia.

A permit from DEC is only required when an export, supply, brokering or publishing activity is controlled and the goods, software or technology are listed in the DSGL. DEC may issue one of a number of different types of permit, according to need and an assessment of the circumstances.

Australian export controls are administered through a range of legislation.

The science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) workforce is critical for Defence and Australia’s ability to achieve the government’s current and future challenges. Defence needs to continue to build a world-leading STEM-capable workforce of Australian Defence Force and Australian Public Service personnel.

Defence Export Controls (DEC) assesses applications made to export, supply, publish or broker military and dual-use goods and technology listed on the Defence and Strategic Goods List (DSGL).

Legal graduates at Defence support a mix of practising and non-practising (legal policy) roles across a vary array of areas, such as administrative, international, commercial, governance, and operational law. Defence offers exposure to legal issues central to national security and capability.

Environmental compliance reports relating to the flying operations of F-35A aircraft at various locations.

Defence Export Controls (DEC) aims to maximise compliance by working with individuals, organisations and companies to help them meet their obligations under Australian law. Compliance with Australia’s export control system helps ensure these transfers are in line with Australia’s national interests and international obligations.

The Safeguarding Australia’s Military Secrets legislation is designed to protect Australia’s military secrets and strengthen our national security.

Information about record keeping requirements for Defence Export control compliance.

Environmental compliance reports relating to the Australian Super Hornet flying operations - RAAF Base Amberley, QLD.

View details of special purpose flights supported by Royal Australian Air Force No. 34 squadron, operating special purpose aircraft.

Information about the stakeholders involved in the ADF Transition program, and upcoming seminars.

ServiceConnect is a simple, digital access point that allows people to get the Defence services they need quickly and easily.

PFAS (perfluroalkyl and polyfluroalkyl substances) management and investigation program at RAAF Base East Sale

Background and list of key services for Office of Defence Industry Support.

A list of upcoming superior service tribunal proceedings.

The Defence School Mentor Program (DSMP) provides funding to eligible schools to assist with the employment of Defence School Mentors to support the wellbeing of children of Australian Defence Force members and their families.

Information about the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide (RCDVS) Defence Implementation Program Board.

The Defence engineering pathway is where graduates' engineering skills can make a real difference in capability outcomes. This pathway offers the chance to build technical expertise while contributing to the design, development, testing and sustainment of cutting-edge Defence capability.

Commercial pathway graduates in Defence are enabling the delivery of some of the most exciting, complex and challenging projects in Australia. This is their opportunity to drive meaningful and impactful outcomes that directly support Australia’s national security.

The Business services and policy pathway puts graduates at the centre of the decisions, systems and services that keeps Defence moving. Graduates will shape policies, support major initiatives, and help ensure our people and operations work smoothly and effectively.

Graduates can bring their unique skills and experiences to make their mark in a world of opportunity at Defence. The research and innovation pathway is where science meets strategy. If a soldier wears it, uses it, eats it, or thinks it, someone in Defence created the science behind it. This pathway offers graduates the chance to work on pioneering projects that shape the future of national security.

Defence participates in the Workplace Gender Equality Agency – Commonwealth Public Sector Gender Equality Reporting Program in accordance with the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012.

The Defence Industry Development Grants Program provides funding for small to medium enterprises to build Australia’s sovereign capability, global competitiveness, technical superiority and national security.

PFAS (perfluroalkyl and polyfluroalkyl substances) management and investigation program at Naval Communication Station Harold E Holt A & B.