After six months of exercises with the ADF and a range of partner nations, the 12th iteration of the Marine Rotational Force – Darwin has come to an end.

Joining the Army for training in heavy vehicle operation could help with workforce shortages in the trucking industry.

A warrant officer's flexible working arrangement with Army has enabled him to keep an important promise.

A shared passion for developing world-class aviators resulted in an exchange of ideas during a recent visit by the Italian Air Force Academy.

Travelling more than 50,000 kilometres, the Legacy Centenary Torch has arrived at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne.

UPDATE: ADF assistance to the Australian Government in safely airlifting people from Israel.

All ADF personnel will receive a pay rise of 11.2 per cent over three years under the latest Workplace Remuneration Arrangement.

Defence Space Command’s six newly accredited Defence personnel are leading operations for Joint Commercial Operations.

Businesses that support employees who are members of the ADF Reserves will be acknowledged and recognised.

The ADF welcomed its latest aviators after their graduation from 723 Squadron – Joint Helicopter School. 

HMAS Hobart celebrated her sixth birthday in grand style with family and friends invited on board.

South Australian employers have been recognised for their continued support to their ADF reservist employees.

The Malaysian Army had a memorable experience working with the Australian Army during this year's Exercise Southern Tiger.

A ceremony at Larrakeyah Defence Precinct has welcomed ADV Cape Woolamai to her homeport of HMAS Coonawarra.

Aviators have collaborated with the Top Blokes Foundation to support young men's mental health.

Sergeant Andrew Summers' passion to speak out and break the stigma of mental health comes from his own struggles with PTSD.

Exciting new careers await the newest Air Force and Navy pilot graduates from 2 Flying Training School.

The ADF Rugby Union women’s team held nothing back at the Australian Rugby Union Shield in Brisbane.

Soldiers built skills and confidence as they had a shot at three main weapon systems for the first time.

After 35 years of full-time service, Major Robert Nelson was ready for a change of pace.

Indo-Pacific Endeavour returned to Bangladesh in September with engagement activities that broadened and deepened defence relationships.

The Air Force returned to the site of its largest base during World War 2, to support the annual Tocumwal Airshow. 

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HMAS Cairns hosted teams from local high schools for a day of science and engineering challenges. 

The Indo-Australian partnership celebrated 30 years of fighter communities exercising together with a landmark milestone.

The Navy community said goodbye to two Armidale-class patrol boats after more than a combined 30-year service history.

Operational planners, gender experts and disaster responders gathered in PNG for a key humanitarian assistance and disaster relief exercise.

Current and former ADF members took part in an inaugural military judo teams competition in Brisbane.

ADF members from across South Australia competed in Australia’s oldest military shooting competition of its kind, the Simpson Trophy, at Cultana Training Area.

Standards were high as Australian Army soldiers demonstrated their capabilities during a major live-fire warfighting exercise.