HMAS Parramatta has sailed from her home port of Fleet Base East for a two-month Regional Presence Deployment to Southeast and North Asia.

Six reservist specialist service officers were appointed at Defence Force Recruiting Perth through the BHP/Army Workforce Mobility Trial. 

Members of 9th Force Support Battalion helped transport $20,000 of donated furniture to a community housing estate affected by flooding.

RAAF air traffic controller Flight Lieutenant Kristian Henderson has qualified as a Navy ship's diver.

Australian, US and Indonesian personnel recently completed an exercise to enhance coordinated response to humanitarian crises. 

Roman, a golden retriever guide dog puppy, was a welcome sight at the Air Warfare Centre at RAAF Base Edinburgh recently. 

The Royal Australian Air Force’s Exercise Diamond Storm 22 will be held in the skies above the Northern Territory from May 30 to June 24.

Air Force personnel at RAAF Base Amberley have tested their preparedness for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats.

Defence's representative touch football teams broke a two-year hiatus from the Australian championships with competitive performances this year. 

Air Force’s C-130J Hercules transport aircraft crews have returned to Lord Howe Island for essential training.

The crew of HMAS Stalwart recently achieved a major milestone in the ship’s short time in service when they successfully conducted the ship's first replenishment at sea.

About 40 new, innovative technologies are being tested and evaluated in the waters of Jervis Bay on Exercise Autonomous Warrior.

The crew of HMAS Ararat rescued the crew of a Royal Solomon Islands Police Force vessel last Saturday.

The Australian Army, United States Marine Corps and Japan Ground Self-Defense Force are working together on Exercise Southern Jackaroo.

As COVID-19 took hold in Solomon Islands, the ban on public gatherings made the role of the chaplain assigned to Operation Lilia challenging.

Keeping an eagle eye is more than just a saying for United Nations Military Observer Captain John Whiteley.

When Warrant Officer Natasha McRoe first went to sea in the early 2000s, options to connect with her family from the ship were limited.

At work, Flying Officer Scott Wilson is responsible for 35 staff, 5 million litres of fuel, two mechanical workshops and an aircraft arrester system. But when he gets home, Flying Officer Wilson and wife Sarah team up to take care of their two boys and three girls, aged between five and 12. “…

As a member of the Multinational Force and Observers as part of Operation Mazurka, Sergeant Kelly is located at North Camp, el Gorah in north Sinai.

The backbone of Operation Mazurka, chief clerk Sergeant Stephanie Brooks, wields a keyboard to keep our troops on track.

Personnel representing seven nations marched into a parade ground in Egypt, marking the 40th anniversary of the Multinational Force and Observers in the Sinai Peninsula.

Two new vessels have been handed over to the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force to support its maritime capability.

Three women in the maritime industry reflect on their careers on the inaugural International Day of Women in Maritime.

Major Josh Halloran reflects on his different roles during National Families Week.

Leading Seaman Suamili Nanai has been selected in the Australian weightlifting team to compete at the Commonwealth Games.

Seven Air Force personnel have graduated from the inaugural ASR-NG fixed defence air traffic control surveillance sensor course.

Hundreds of Australian soldiers, Japanese troops and US Marines have started a major warfighting exercise in Queensland.

The crew of Armidale-class patrol boat HMAS Ararat conducted the final freedom of entry parade in Ararat on May 7.

National Families Week is held annually from May 15-21.

Australia and the US have signed a memorandum of cooperation that paves the way for a forum to facilitate civil-military health cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.