Storytelling has proved to be a bridge between two cultures in supporting improved dental health.

The Jericho Disruptive Innovation team has developed a game changer in air-launched precision delivery systems.

ACT Veterans and the Air Force Rugby Union Mirages go head to head in the Bravery Trust Trophy over-35s rugby union.

The military and CrossFit communities have joined forces to raise money for veterans and first responders, through intense ‘hero workouts’.

The Bomber Command wreath-laying ceremony on June 2 will commemorate 80 years since the D-Day landings.

Chief of Air Force Air Marshal Robert Chipman shares his insights from the 2024 Air and Space Power Conference.

Recruit Cephas Conway thought joining Defence was unattainable until he joined the Army Indigenous Development Program.

An aviator reflects on how the mission of supporting First Nations peoples is now more vital than ever.

It’s been 110 years since the Royal Australian Navy took delivery of its first submersible vessels.

The ADF's Malaria and Infectious Diseases Institute spent several weeks conducting health surveys in PNG.

RAAF Base East Sale and the Sale community help raise money for the Newborn Intensive Care Foundation.

About 70 Singaporeans and a C-130H Hercules arrived at RAAF Base Richmond last month for a tactical airlift training exercise.

This year, an Air Force sergeant was the first Australian to cross the finish line of the world's toughest race.

Scholarships created as a tribute to nurses murdered during the Banka Island Massacre in World War 2.

When HMAS Brisbane II passed under Tower Bridge in London, Able Seaman Leslie Birch realised his dream to see the world.

Soldiers from the direct fire support weapons platoon of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment conducted a full mission profile at night.

Women from a variety of backgrounds had the unique opportunity to engage with the Air Force at RAAF Base Williamtown in Newcastle.

An Air Force C-130J Hercules has assisted with the first ADF repatriation flight out of New Caledonia.

Navy sailors are developing tools to create 3D printed spare parts so ships and submarines never run out at sea.

The Australian Army is calling on defence industry and academia to pitch innovative capabilities to optimise the soldier for littoral operations as part of Army Innovation Day 2024 (AID24). AID24 is a strategic collaboration between the Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA) and…

Sub-Lieutenant Jamie Taylor’s mother, Amanda, is among the new graduates of the Navy recruit school.

A Brisbane student claims the top prize at Legacy charity auction – a flight in an F/A-18F simulator.

723 Squadron has increased its graduate output by 50 per cent, after two-and-a-half years of increased flying hours.

The Air and Space Power Conference shone a light on building readiness and resilience in Australia’s air and space domain.

Aviators from RAAF Base Edinburgh recently visited the Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Adelaide bringing smiles to the faces of young patients.

If there’s an issue on the airfield, Air Force Corporal John Chapman can get it done.

In a first for the Whitsunday region, soldiers of the 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment conducted a freedom-of-entry parade at Airlie Beach.

Soldiers battle demanding sub-alpine conditions in New Zealand for an exercise with their Kiwi counterparts.

A care package from Veteran Gaming Australia helped Flight Lieutenant Nathan Nguyen reconnect with an old pastime.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is predicting and countering undersea threats, and AI-enabled drones are conducting missions thanks to Navy’s AI team.