Exercise Coral Soldier provided an opportunity for Fijian and Australian soldiers to share their knowledge by working together.

More than 1,000 soldiers and civilians ran the streets of Gallipoli Barracks for the Run Army fun run, raising more than $46,000 for Legacy. 

The RAN could soon use remote autonomous systems to jam mine explosives under a new program being explored through industry providers.

Many ADF personnel will be spending Anzac Day supporting the Western Australian Government after Tropical Cyclone Seroja.

Sergeant Craig Cole is spending time with his family in Parkes, NSW, on Anzac Day.

Private Scott Thompson’s deployment to help the cyclone recovery efforts in WA took him to an area where he has a strong family connection.

Air Force on April 19 delivered five Victorian State Emergency Service vehicles to Western Australia, continuing the support of cyclone recovery efforts.

The Malo-Bula Cup Rugby Sevens competition has helped forge closer ties between the Fijian, Tongan and Australian Armies.

Although Warrant Officer Class One Allan Ryan wasn’t born in Lismore, NSW, he is heading to his “hometown” for Anzac Day. 

A year after establishing its largest domestic operation, the ADF is now assisting the vaccine rollout.

Staff and ambassadors from the Indigenous health organisation, Deadly Choices, took part in an Army obstacle course at Gallipoli Barracks, Brisbane.

Adelaide schoolmates Reginald Anock and Keith Thomas fought in the Battle of Kapyong in Korea 70 years ago.

An ADF medical team has deployed from Australia's main operating base in the Middle East to Sinai, Egypt, to help manage cases of COVID-19.

Navy’s Maritime Geospatial Warfare Unit tested its newest deployable meteorological equipment in a field adjacent to HMAS Penguin.

The Australian Government has announced a $7 million emergency relief assistance package for areas of Timor-Leste devastated by floods earlier this month.

The Puckapunyal Military Area has become the first restricted access military base in Australia to introduce a weekly parkrun event.

A highlight of a recent family day on board HMAS Adelaide was sailing under the Sydney Harbour Bridge, which was a navigational feat.

The Navy Chaplaincy Branch conference at HMAS Penguin explored research on the value of chaplaincy.

A United States Navy officer has been presented with a Commander Australian Fleet Silver Commendation.

In support of Air Force marking 100 years of service, the Army & Air Force Canteen Service (AAFCANS) commemorated the milestone.

Private Daniel Saumaitoga said his deployment on Operation NSW Flood Assist offered lessons in mateship, teamwork and resilience.

Lieutenant Lazarus Lai De Oliveira is an assistant weapons electrical engineering officer in HMAS Anzac.

Many bands have formed in a lounge room or garage, but it’s rare for a band to emerge from the belly of a Navy frigate

Soldiers from 13 Brigade and the Pilbara Regiment are assisting the Western Australia Government in Northampton after Tropical Cyclone Seroja.

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HMAS Supply (II) was welcomed into RAN service on April 10 during a commissioning ceremony at Fleet Base East in Sydney.

At 17 years old, Able Seaman Lily Phillips decided to follow in her family’s footsteps and join the military.

Beards have had a long association with sailors, and in recent years there has been a growth in all things beard-related.

Commander Kelly Haywood still doesn’t know who nominated her for the ACT Award for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.

Although the Royal Australian Navy Bridging Train only existed for two years, the unit performed crucial work for the Navy and Army.