Returning to the pool during day four of the Invictus Games was a poignant moment for Chris O’Brien. 

A recent visit to Solomon Islands has highlighted how much of an impact the Solomons International Assistance Force is having in the Pacific nation.  

Soldiers from 1st Intelligence Battalion donned their gloves and grabbed the pruning shears to rejuvenate a Legacy widow's garden.

A team from No. 32 Squadron has provided air support to multinational forces during the Bersama Shield field training exercise.

Just days after his 99th birthday, Rear Admiral (retd) Guy Griffiths visited HMAS Hobart at Fleet Base East.

Gabriel Ramon is still struggling to come to terms with the fact that he will be returning home with an Invictus Games silver medal. 

Team Australia will compete in the pool and on the wheelchair rugby court in a packed program.

It’s only Day 3 of the Invictus Games The Hague 2020 and what a games it’s been already.

Steve James took out top spot in the men’s IF4 discus on day two of Invictus Games The Hague 2020.

Team Australia will be in action across three sports on April 17 – archery, athletics and sitting volleyball.

The Invictus Games The Hague 2020 has officially opened with a spectacular opening ceremony at Invictus Games Stadium, following the first medal event of the games.

Team Australia is off to a cheeky start to the Invictus Games The Hague 2020. 

Preview of events and activities scheduled for day one of the Invictus Games The Hague 2020.

Preview of events and activities scheduled for day one of the Invictus Games The Hague 2020.

Team Australia has touched down in The Hague, ready for the start of the fifth Invictus Games.

Explosives, footy and BBQs ­- it’s a winning combination for the Aussie and Papua New Guinea Defence Force soldiers at Igam Barracks in Lae, Papua New Guinea. As part of Exercise Olgeta Warrior 2022, Sappers from the 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment (3 CER) have been conducting high-risk…

Defence Science and Technology Group is celebrating 115 years of innovations and science.

A newly refurbished DHC-4 Caribou transport aircraft will preserve an important part of Defence history at RAAF Base Amberley. Following a seven-month restoration process, the Caribou (serial A4-236) was ‘unveiled’ on April 6 at Amberley Aviation Heritage Centre (AAHC), where it will be on static…

The South Australian Aviation Museum has gifted to Air Force the cockpit/forward fuselage of Gloster Meteor A77-851 ‘Halestorm’.

Once placed on a demolitions list, the Chapel of the Holy Trinity at Point Cook has reopened after a full restoration. 

A C-27J Spartan welcomed a new passenger aboard its final flight for the first iteration of Operation Solania in 2022.

An Aboriginal community-controlled health service in Port Augusta has praised the invaluable support of the 3rd Health Battalion during the pandemic.

Aeromedical retrievals and humanitarian relief are all in a day’s work for Prince of Wales Award recipient Squadron Leader Shaun Robertson.

A unique visitor to RAAF Base Amberley has given No. 2 Security Forces Squadron the opportunity to enhance security interoperability.

Squadron Leader Sue Page received a Defence 2022 Prince of Wales Award for her commitment to professional development. 

The United States Air Force's 22nd Airlift Squadron has commemorated the 80th anniversary of its establishment in Australia.

Soldiers provided a royal welcome when they gathered at Holsworthy Barracks to meet the colonel-in-chief of their respective corps.

Navy crews from Navy's 808 Squadron completed dozens of missions during Operation Tonga Assist 2022. 

The ADF has demonstrated its resilience and flexibility at Australia's first Formula 1 Grand Prix since the pandemic began. 

An Army officer is looking forward to taking part in the Anzac Day ceremony in her home town of Quorn, South Australia.