The newest Chief of Air Force has set out to visit as many RAAF aviators as possible, all in his first 100 days.

It is going to be all hands on deck for the Australian Defence Force Academy’s open day on August 17.

A piece of World War 2 history, a Nazi V2 rocket, will be on display at the Australian War Memorial for the everyone to see.

It’s a busy time to be in Army aviation for ground crew mission support, who are information technology and tactical communications specialists.

Australian Army personnel recently had the opportunity to complete a section of the Sandakan Death March track in Borneo, Malaysia.

Two Royal Australian Navy sailors have completed the Royal Navy’s advanced mine warfare course in England.

Being curious about how the world works is what encouraged Flying Officer Jasmine Goode to pursue a science career with Defence.

An Army data hub engineer has merged his two passions: working with cloud systems and serving his country.

Defence, law enforcement, customs and immigration leaders from across the Pacific will come together today for the sixth annual Joint Heads of Pacific Security (JHoPS) meeting. JHoPS is an unparalleled opportunity for Pacific heads of security from more than 20 jurisdictions to connect and develop…

The Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) opens its doors to young Australians tomorrow, giving them an insight into the diverse roles available to them as officers in the Australian Defence Force (ADF). Through informative tours and presentations, interactive demonstrations and engagement with…

After seven years, Leading Aircraftwoman Jenny Phan still loves her aircraft technician career working on Air Force's fast jets.

All children have dreams and wishes, and for many they remain just that, but for 11-year-old Saxon, his wish came true.

Two Army soldiers discovered the tragic story of their ancestors during a visit to the Kundasang War Memorial in Borneo.

Corporal Jackie Chan Tie shares her experience working in a high-tempo environment as an Air Force personnel capability specialist.

Corporal Lianne Salerno's 20 years of experience working with animals led her to the Aboriginal community of Amata, South Australia.

Aerospace engineering graduate Oliver Loewenthal is part of Navy's Civilian Engineer Development Program.

Three months after he lost his boat, an Australian soldier has been reunited with it, thanks to HMAS Perth and a lot of luck.

The Defence Science and Technology Group celebrates its achievements across the past 50 years.

The Army's professional military education platform, The Cove, levels up with the latest update now available.

Army personnel have joined Adelaide veterinarian Robert Irving to treat companion animals in Amata, South Australia.

Personnel learn to use 3D printers at the Army Logistics Training Centre to make medical aids.

Flight Lieutenant Rosemary Taouk discusses her experience and career as a flight test engineer in the Royal Australian Air Force.

Leading Seaman Stephen Holmes' hard work on the field led to a victory against New Zealand at the Touch Football World Cup.

A Defence Science and Technology Group space researcher has just finished a placement at France’s renowned national space agency.

A UK and Australian military dental team have mitigated the negative impacts that gum pain or toothache can have on an Army section.

Central Queensland University students heard first-hand experiences about Army radiography during a visit from a group of guest lecturers.

Visitors to the the MakerSpace at Latchford Barracks learn the fundamentals behind 3D printing and then get to create it.

Army personnel worked with Papua New Guinea Defence Force members on a two-month welding course at Murray Barracks, Port Moresby.

Defence's longboard riders hung out over the waves for the Kirra Longboard Klassic.

After 24 years of diligent service to the Navy, HMAS Melville has been decommissioned in Cairns.