The United Nation Mission in South Sudan recognised Anzac Day with Australian, New Zealand and Turkiye personnel leading the service.

Petty Officer Nathan Spilling has been recognised for bringing a culture of initiative to his workplace.

Wing Commander Darren Dolan has been recognised in this year's King's Birthday Honours List.

Receiving a birthday honour from newly crowned King Charles III is an award RAAF Squadron Leader Christopher Godfrey will treasure.

More than 70 ADF personnel have been recognised in this year's King's Birthday honours and awards.

Wing Commander Stuart Wheal received a United Nations Disengagement Observer Force medal to mark the International Day of UN peacekeepers.

The 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment has become the first regiment to unveil its new King’s and Regimental Colours.

Ship’s company, VIPs and onlookers watched on as 15-year-old HMAS Launceston was decommissioned in Darwin.

On the evening of May 31, 1942, a distant war was delivered to Sydney’s doorstep.

The Army Drone Racing Team spent four days demonstrating their skills and military capabilities to high school students in regional Queensland.

Army personnel have been trained to safely assess, capture and relocate snakes in a variety of environments. 

Major Andrew Moses carried the Australian Flag in honour of a fallen ADF peacekeeper at a 75th anniversary event.

A Royal Australian Air Force C-27J Spartan conducted maritime surveillance to detect and deter illegal fishing activities.

Fourteen students from 269 Pilots' Course have received their wings to become the newest pilots in the ADF.

Students of No. 71 Joint Terminal Attack Controller Course had to think on their feet during Exercise Black Dagger.

There was a lot going on in the Northern Territory last month during 1st Brigade’s Exercise Predator’s Walk.

Army Reserve soldiers tested their ability to support civilian emergency services with urban combat training using airsoft rifles.

Indigenous soldiers have been honoured for their sacrifice during an annual ceremony in Sydney’s Hyde Park.

Army combat teams left a South Australian training area battered and bruised after Exercise Paratus Walk.

Small-craft courses in Darwin are helping the 1st Brigade transition to the littoral manoeuvre centre of excellence.

Hailed as a main event in Tasmania for many years, Agfest is an ideal recruiting ground for Army.

It was a baptism of live-fire for new members of 8th/9th Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment (8/9RAR), as they took part in Exercise Cobra Run.

The Australia and Indonesian air forces worked together on maritime surveillance missions during a key exercise in the Top End.

PTSD almost destroyed Mick Nobes’ life, but a helping paw helped him turn things around.

Soldiers from 1st Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, had their resilience tested during Exercise Septimus Stride.

The Band of the Royal Military College took the stage to raise funds for Legacy and build on its relationship with the ANU School of Music.

The Gallipoli Barracks open day delighted crowds with displays demonstrating the capabilities of Navy, Army and Air Force.

HMAS Anzac and US Navy destroyer USS Chung-Hoon have sailed in company and conducted flying operations in the South China Sea.

The third rotation of Ukrainian recruits has commenced initial training with Australian Army soldiers as part of Operation Kudu in the United Kingdom. The early wake-up calls and uniform checks are not dissimilar from any Australian initial military training course. The difference? In just five…

The return of Exercise Global Dexterity meant those looking to the skies in Queensland, NSW and close Pacific neighbours saw an unusual sight.