For troop leader Lieutenant Sinéad Jameson, swimming the 19.7-kilometre Rottnest Channel solo was a long held-dream.

Two medical corps personnel will compete in the Ultra Running 24-hour World Championships in Taiwan later this year..

Papua New Guinea Defence Force Second Lieutenant reunited with Australian Army soldiers deployed to PNG.

A member of the Vanuatu Police Force took the opportunity to join HMAS Canberra for training with the ship’s landing craft.

Work on the P-8A aircraft at RAAF Base Edinburgh has showcased Australian industry’s technical prowess.

When Black Hawks soared over Larrakeyah Barracks in the '90s, eight-year-old Justin Cleggett rode his bike to the base oval to watch them.

From combat landings to life-saving evacuation flights, there are few missions Lieutenant-Colonel Scott Dore hasn’t flown in a Black Hawk.

Corporal Paul Quilliam first saw Army helicopters at a Lavarack Barracks open day in the early 1990s. Now he maintains them.

It is not just the recent graduates of the Defence Industry Pathways Program who are reaping the benefits.

Warrant Officer Paul Gregory has spent 36 years accumulating a wealth of experience in the RAAF, achieving more than 9000 flying hours and a level of skill and knowledge that is critical to growing Air Force’s next generation of aviato

The ADF are supporting the Vanuatu Ministry of Health with delivering vital medical supplies to Vanuatu’s southern Tafea Province.

As record flooding reduced Lismore to a pile of debris, 40 kilometres north, a mother and son fought for their lives under rubble and mud.

Vanuatu media outlets got a pleasant surprise when Captain Jace Hutchison greeted them in their local language.

From featuring in blockbuster movies to becoming the first Buddhist chaplain in the ADF, Chaplain Simon Edds has lived a remarkable life.

HMAS Cerberus personnel had some thought-provoking conversations on International Women’s Day.

HMAS Perth III, pays homage to sailors from HMAS Perth I and USS Houston who fought in the Battle of Sunda Strait, 81 years ago.

Defence’s fifth evolved Cape-class patrol boat has been launched in WA, enhancing Australia's border protection capability.

President of Australian Defence Force (ADF) Cricket, Air Commodore Grant Pinder, has encouraged participants to build a ‘Pacific CommUNITY through cricket’ at the inaugural Pacific Island Cricket Challenge 2023. Co-organised and co-hosted by Australian Defence Force Cricket and Cricket Fiji, the…

HMAS Arunta II received an unusual gift when the HMAS Arunta I white ensign was presented to the ship in Tasmania.

March 8 is International Women’s Day, but for Warrant Officer Janet Brennan, it holds extra importance, marking 40 years in the Air Force.

A sailor triggered into action as the first responder to a motor vehicle collision on the Kwinana freeway in Perth.

Cowper Wharf Roadway could have been mistaken for the entry to a Harry Styles concert, as people lined up for Fleet Base East's Open Day.

Able Seaman Maddison Swanson was not deterred by the fact that there were more men in her career path than women.

A rower and the president of Australian Defence Force Rowing, Captain Virginia Hayward knows a thing or two about competition.

Growing up with Vietnamese refugee parents taught Leading Aircraftwoman Jenny Phan to truly value every day of her Air Force career.

At 14, Chief Petty Officer Elaine Egan saw a Navy brochure lying near a playground. That and her father's fond Navy memories inspired her.

Leading Aircraftwoman Emma Andrews has been part of a dynamic workforce, where the ‘brawn over brains’ attitude no longer exists.

One hundred and eighteen new Naval officers have graduated from the Royal Australian Naval College.

The New Entry Officers course 67 attracted seven international students from neighbouring navies, as well as the Vanuatu Police Force.

Sub-Lieutenant Andrew Dakin’s dream of becoming a Fleet Air Arm pilot is one step closer.