Members of 2nd (Australian) Division visited historic cultural sites, learning from Indigenous Elders about their connection to country.

A painting has been unveiled at 4 Squadron headquarters commemorating an important event in the history of air warfare and the RAAF.

Exercise Global Dexterity 23-2 will bring together C-17A Globemaster aircraft from the United States, United Kingdom and Australia for a series of air mobility training missions.

Olympians and Aviators came together to inspire the next generation to pursue their passions and never give up.

Forces Entertainment put on shows for local primary and high school students in Penang during a recent tour in Malaysia.

Aircraft Armament Technicians have demonstrated their skill and expertise at Exercise Black Dagger near Townsville.

Across ten missions, a RAAF C-27J Spartan and crew have detected 41 suspicious vessels in Pacific waters.

Two sailors from the ADF Careers Centre in Brisbane have been awarded a V8 Super Car experience.

A humble expert in AI and defence technology joined this year’s Autonomous Warrior.

RAAF and the Republic of Singapore Air Force celebrate 30 years of close cooperation and partnership.

A record number of Technical Charge Qualification Common Course students have graduated, thanks to a newly revised course structure and delivery.

The annual Defence National Employer Support Awards recognised 44 employers of Australian Defence Force (ADF) reservists in Sydney on 21 November. Employers were recognised for their support to reservists working within their organisation, including the release of employees for periods of service…

Australian Naval Cadets took a rare opportunity to tour two Navy patrol boats during an open day.

The Arafura class offshore patrol vessel (OPV) NUSHIP Eyre has been launched at the Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia. NUSHIP Eyre is the second in the class of OPVs being built by Luerssen Australia, in collaboration with local defence industry partners, for the Royal Australian Navy. The…

An enduring sustainment capability is under development to ensure Navy’s fleet is materially ready, capable and lethal.

Members from HMAS Stirling recently took on the challenge of the 135km Cape to Cape trail in WA.

Participants from 13 countries joined the Australian Army for a two-week course focused on non-combatant evacuations.

Papua New Guinea Defence Force soldiers immersed Australian Army soldiers in the language of Tok Pisin during a 16-week course.

A World War 2 Bomber Command veteran has celebrated his 100th birthday at RAAF Base Edinburgh.

Army's electric protected mobility vehicle has proved its ability to power deployable medical capabilities.

Australian Army soldiers have begun training more Armed Forces of Ukraine personnel as part of Operation Kudu.

Air Force Cadets participated in the annual 'Flying Fit' 5km fun run raising money to address youth homelessness.

Warrant Officer Don Kenny spent 47 years behind the lens and has no plans to pack away the camera anytime soon.

ADF Cycling had more than 130 riders attend the National Cycling Carnival, with Army securing back-to-back championships.

The Australian Army has conducted its first live-fire of the National Advanced Surface to Air Missile System (NASAMS) at the Woomera test range in South Australia. The firing by the 16th Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery, demonstrates the modernisation of Army’s land-based integrated air and…

Air Force's past and present stood side by side at a recent family day at RAAF Base Amberley.

Australian Army mechanics prepared a fleet of patrol vehicles with the Royal Solomon Island Police Force before the Pacific Games.

HMAS Choules took an operational pause to mark Remembrance Day while deployed to Solomon Islands in support of the Pacific Games.

In the lead-up to the Pacific Games, the DFAT medical clinic in Honiara was packed with ADF members, there to give blood.

Students came from far and wide to experience what life is like in the Army as part of Exercise First Look.