Personnel from RAAF Base Wagga helped Beryl Barton (nee Slingo) celebrate her 100th birthday just before Anzac Day.

HMAS Anzac and HMAS Sirius have conducted a bilateral transit in the South China Sea, carrying out a series of training exercises along the way. 

ADF personnel are installing radios on remote islands of Vanuatu, which are crucial during natural disasters.

Serving in a patrol boat is like being surrounded by family, according to Able Seaman Michaelyn Waia.

Being bilingual is a handy skill for Able Seaman Lancaster Mara to have in his job in a patrol boat.

A ceremonial parade was held to commemorate the 70th anniversary of The Battle of Kapyong.

The Defence Work Experience Program is up and running again with three Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology students getting a taste of life in Defence’s Land Engineering Agency.

Youth seeking an adventure of a lifetime can apply to join voyages in Australia’s national Sail Training Ship Young Endeavour this year. Australian youth aged 16-23 can apply online at www.youngendeavour.gov.au/apply-now-2021 Youth can have an adventure of a lifetime The Royal Australian Navy…

Youth seeking an adventure of a lifetime can now apply to join voyages in Australia’s national Sail Training Ship Young Endeavour this year.

ADF and public service personnel in the Middle East worked off a massive 172,834 calories in a novel fundraiser for Legacy Australia.

Australian Air Force Cadets Cadet Under Officer Grace Wilton was awarded a flight in an Air Force PC-21 during a cadet camp.

The 80th anniversary of the first Women's Royal Australian Naval Service members arriving for duty was commemorated at the Australian War Memorial.

Craftsman Cameron Powell was proud to spend Anzac Day in his hometown of Broomfield, Victoria. 

The return of the Hawkesbury Show allowed RAAF Base Richmond personnel to connect with the public in Air Force’s centenary year.

No. 83 Squadron provided a military contingent to the Moonta Anzac Day dawn service.

Air Force Hornet maintainers have played a vital role in the life cycle of the F/A-18A/B aircraft, which they are preparing to farewell.

Air Force’s military working dogs have been given their annual health tick of approval.

More than 75 years of the Drage family’s hard work was blown away in minutes when Tropical Cyclone Seroja hit WA.

Former sailor in HMAS Bathurst George King had planned a quiet one for his 100th birthday on Anzac Day.

This year’s dawn service was unforgettable for one member, who stood next to her grandfather in her uniform for the first time on Anzac Day.

Students of St Marys School in Northampton had an exciting morning when soldiers from 13 Brigade and The Pilbara Regiment visited.

ADF Women’s Rugby League conducted a three-day training and development camp in Darwin bringing together sportswomen from across all three services.

The work of Brisbane Lions’ defender Corporal Kate Lutkins earned her the best-on-ground award in the AFLW grand final.

Newly arrived Indigenous military and APS personnel have been welcomed to the Puckapunyal Military Area in a ceremony at the base yarning circle. 

Cutting-edge technologies were on display at the Army Robotics Expo during the Chief of Army Symposium.

Army highlighted the importance of regional engagement and industry collaboration during the recent Chief of Army Symposium.

HMAS Maitland has returned home after supporting the Solomon Islands’ efforts in border security and protecting regional fisheries.

Air Force personnel took part in an operation to deter illegal fishing in the south-west Pacific, and helped five fishermen lost at sea get home.

Restored ex-Royal Australian Naval College yacht Franklin II sailed back to her former home port of HMAS Creswell in Jervis Bay.

Billy Winkler-Sheean said his connection to Ordinary Seaman Edward ‘Teddy’ Sheean VC played a part in his decision to join the Navy last month.