A contingent of 39 members of the Australian Defence Force, along with troops from Canada and New Zealand, led the Queen’s funeral procession.

Corporal Dominique Lopreti, Distribution Operator at the Army School of Ordnance in Albury-Wodonga, is preparing for the funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Sapper Alistair Wilson, a Combat Engineer at the School of Military Engineering, is preparing for the funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

The Prince and Princess of Wales expressed their gratitude to ADF members training for the funeral service for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Slow-marching through the streets of London in a dress rehearsal for next week’s royal funeral procession is an experience one Australian sailor won’t forget.

Leading Aircraftwoman Carla Russell will take part in a ceremonial duty in the United Kingdom for the second time this year.

The Australian Defence Force is preparing to remember and honour Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at her funeral ceremony in London on Monday. 

Defence members and their families are encouraged to come forward and share their personal experiences with the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide.

Navy's Captain Mark McConnell had the honour of meeting and mixing with Queen Elizabeth II twice in his career.

Three naval officers have recalled their unforgettable experience of the day new Parliament House opened and the Queen inspected the Guard.

When the Government announced Australia would acquire a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines, it could not have felt closer to home for two Navy submariners.

Exercise Kakadu 2022 has been officially opened in Darwin with a reception steeped in tradition, remembrance and respect.

A further four F-35A Lightning II aircraft touched down at RAAF Base Williamtown between August 30 and September 2.

Former Royal Air Force flight mechanic 91-year-old Mr Derek Olley volunteers in the Air Force’s History and Heritage Branch.

HMAS Perth put ‘smoke in the air’, launching an Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile while participating in Exercise Pacific Vanguard 2022.

Even before joining the ADF, Leading Aircraftwoman Chantelle Bradford was helping veterans find new purpose after leaving service.

The Australian Defence Force deployed a team of specialist personnel to support the disposal of explosive remnants of war in Nauru.

In the seas off the tropical island of Guam, five nations have again combined to test their maritime warfare skills.

Intelligence analyst Corporal Aiko Gabriel got to use her linguistic skills while working alongside Philippine soldiers on a recent exercise. 

R U OK? Day is Australia’s national day of action, originally established through Gavin Larkin’s lived experience of suicide bereavement in 1995. It is now a day where we can all remind each other that it is ok to ask “R U OK?” today and every day. This year’s theme is “Ask: R U OK? No…

A group of Army cyclists in Queensland have started a 2300km ride to raise funds for brain cancer research

A cuddle bed has been presented to Warwick Hospital’s palliative care unit in honour of the late Flight Lieutenant Belinda McGowan.

A mid-air refuelling exercise has demonstrated Japan and Australia’s commitment to Pacific cooperation at Exercise Pitch Black 2022. 

No. 2 Expeditionary Health Squadron have been well-equipped to provide emergency medical service to the 16 visiting nations at Exercise Pitch Black.

With the influx of fast jets from around the world, the mechanical equipment operations and maintenance section at RAAF Base Darwin is busier than ever.

Two prestigious commendations were awarded to the 1st Signal Regiment during a parade at Gallipoli Barracks this week.

Nearly a hundred aircraft have been flying in and out of RAAF Base Darwin for Exercise Pitch Black and the one thing they all need before missions is fuel.

The ADF provided a spectacular curtain-raiser for Queensland’s largest arts and cultural event, Brisbane Festival’s Riverfire.

For Flight Sergeant Shan Origliasso and her daughter Zahlee, life would be a lot harder without the support they have received from the Legacy Club.

Major Waldo Britz has a job that few in Army know about and far fewer perform.