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The Australian Defence Force has partnered with the University of New South Wales to trial new ways of monitoring and understanding activity in Earth’s orbit. Read more
The increasing need to transport drones and associated equipment is casting light on an important but often unappreciated aspect of Defence logistics: rugged transport cases | Grant McHerron
The type first entered service back in 1996 and the eight ships have literally formed the backbone of the Navy’s surface combatant fleet for the past 30 years | Nigel Pittaway
Japanese firm Terra Drone has won a tender to provide interceptor unmanned aerial vehicles to Japan’s Maritime Self-Defense Force, according to a company press release posted on 25 August | Corey Lee Bell
Australian Aerospace Engineering has formally opened its new, purpose-built 1,900m2 Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul facility at Albury Airport, further expanding its ability to support Defence and civilian aviation operations | Grant McHerron
For the Royal Australian Navy, 2026 has been a noteworthy year marking the 125th anniversary of the amalgamation on 1 March 1901 of six colonial navies into the Commonwealth Naval Forces | Julian Kerr
Australian companies have worked closely with the United Kingdom on a range of projects but still had much to offer, Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy told the Australia-Britain Chamber of Commerce forum in Sydney | Max Blenkin
Bend-tech has confirmed it now holds full membership in the Department of Defence's Defence Industry Security Program (DISP), effective 30 July 2026.
Dassault Systèmes has announced that Australian Missile Corporation has selected its Catia and Solidworks applications powered by its 3DExperience platform to support the company.
Northrop Grumman has visited PWR’s Gold Coast facility in Staplyton to present the team with the Supplier Excellence Award that was announced earlier this year.
Soldier On and Invictus Australia have launched a new partnership designed to strengthen connections, opportunities and support for Australian Defence personnel, veterans and their families as they navigate life beyond military service.
K-DEX 2026 has moved into the final months of preparation for its first unified edition, with exhibitor applications covering more than 1,700 booths and international participation continuing to take shape ahead of the December exhibition.
The United States is providing the Australian defence industry the opportunity to contribute to the future development of the Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM) via the Next Significant Variant (NSV) program.
The Australian Government has announced a $US 3 billion Defence Industry Growth Facility, which will ensure that the Australian defence industry can continue to grow and compete on a global scale.
Q-CTRL has announced a milestone in real-world quantum sensing deployments. According to the company, in a world-first field demonstration, the company successfully navigated a maritime vessel without GPS.
Visionary Machines and Thales in the UK have taken another step toward integrating and evaluating a combined passive counter-uncrewed aircraft system detection capability.
EGS Australia has christened Fremantle 02, its second optionally crewed surface vessel, powered by Greenroom Robotics’ GAMA maritime autonomy system.
Lloyd's Register has secured a contract worth $11 million from Austal Defence Australia to provide naval classification services for the Australian Army’s Landing Craft Medium platform.
The Royal Australian Navy has welcomed HMAS Cape Spencer and HMAS Cape Hawke into service, in a commissioning ceremony at HMAS Cairns.
Queensland Research Labs, a Southeast Queensland-based deep technology company, has changed its name to Q-Phase. The move marks its transition from a research-focused entity to a sovereign defence technology developer.
