Twenty-four medical teams have assisted at aged-care facilities in the first weeks of ADF support to the aged-care sector.

ADF personnel have rehabilitated a tsunami-damaged monument that marks where Tonga’s first Catholic mass was conducted in 1842.

Enhancing Australian, Japanese and United States relationships was a key outcome of Exercise Cope North 2022. 

Able Seaman Shannae Fiddyment started this year with a career opportunity of a lifetime, deploying on Operation Tonga Assist 2022.

Combat and airspace battle management aircraft ruled the skies over Guam during Exercise Cope North.

Australian and Fijian soldiers have made considerable progress in a joint effort to clean-up tsunami-damaged Atata Island in Tonga.

ADF teams are doing final survey work to enable humanitarian assistance to start on Pangaimotu Island in Tonga.

As ship design and capability have evolved, so have the activities that sailors enjoy in their downtime.

Some of the crew of HMAS Glenelg went ashore on the remote Cocos (Keeling) Islands to clean up a beach.

Solomon Islands Government officials recently visited Australia's support team in Honiara.

A cool sea breeze provided some respite from the rising heat for cyclists racing at HMAS Stirling when the base hosted the seventh event of the Summer Criterium Series.

Minister for Defence Peter Dutton has announced $1.5 billion to upgrade and extend support for the Hawk 127 Lead-In Fighter Training System.

The ADF has airlifted more than 40 tonnes of stores from Tonga’s capital, Nuku’alofa, to a large populated island with no port access.

An Army Chinook helicopter crew airlifted Tongan technicians to a cloud-obscured peak to repair vital telecommunications equipment.

In the 10 years since the first quilt was sewn, Aussie Hero Quilts' founder Jan-Maree Ball and her team have made 14,000 quilts and 33,000 laundry bags for ADF personnel.

Ceremonies were held on February 19 to mark the 80th anniversary of the first attack on the Australian mainland.

In a fitting tribute before retiring after 27 years of service in the Air Force, Sergeant Steven Grant deployed on exercise with his son.

ADF personnel have helped get 28 tonnes of urgent medical and food supplies to remote areas of Solomon Islands.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced the release of a tender for an industry partner to head a new Navy regional maintenance centre in Darwin.

Australian 2nd Combat Engineer Regiment soldiers and Republic of Fiji Military Forces personnel have been working together in Tonga.

Ceremonies were held on February 12 and 13 in Adelaide and Brisbane to mark the 80th anniversary of the Bangka Island massacre.

A Navy hydrographic team is surveying Tonga's islands from under the waterline to ensure humanitarian efforts go unhindered.

Captain Rebecca Jeffcoat has started her job as station leader at Australia’s oldest Antarctic research outpost, Mawson Station.

Operating a United States Air Force refuelling vehicle during Exercise Cope North 2022 was a new experience for Leading Aircraftman Ronan Geoghegan.

A Victorian small business has been awarded a major contract to provide aircraft maintenance work stands for the P-8A Poseidon.

Everything from artillery to armoured vehicles and gun sighting scopes are going under the hammer this week.

Exercise Cope North 2022 tested Australian, Japanese and United States humanitarian assistance and disaster relief capabilities.

After more than a century, a soldier who had initially been classified as a deserter, has had his reputation restored.

The ADF Sailing Association held its third SheSails Discover Sailing Day in Canberra on February 6.

Republic of Fiji Military Forces soldiers preparing for Operation Tonga Assist 2022 had the chance to join 8th/9th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, in Queensland for a week of training prior to deploying. The training at Gallipoli Barracks in Enoggera, Brisbane, involved force…