Japan has successfully carried out initial tests on teaming single manned combat aircraft with multiple aerial drones, according to recent reports from Subaru | Corey Lee Bell

The long-awaited Pentagon review has backed the AUKUS agreement and endorsed US President Donald Trump’s call for it to proceed “full steam ahead” | Max Blenkin

Discussing sustainment

Australian companies can help the US to help Australia on its path to nuclear submarines by achieving qualification for the US shipbuilding supply chain, says the head of supply strategy for shipbuilder ASC | Max Blenkin

Many companies have been sending their new kit to Ukraine to try it out under battlefield conditions, including weapons, electronics and drone systems. But how about female undergarments? | Max Blenkin

Turkey’s new combat drone has successfully test launched an air-to-air missile and destroyed a target drone, in what is reportedly a global first for collaborative combat aircraft | Max Blenkin

Under the optimal pathway to acquire nuclear-powered submarines, Australia has made significant progress, creating much of the necessary infrastructure and training a nuclear workforce | Partnered Content

ASC appoints new CEO

The Board of ASC has announced the appointment of Alex Walsh as Acting Chief Executive Officer of ASC.

Northrop Grumman unveils Project Talon

Northrop Grumman has unveiled Project Talon, an autonomous aircraft built to fly alongside crewed fighters. It is the latest addition to the company’s autonomous portfolio.

Hanwha AS9 Huntsman achieves milestone

For the first time, Australian soldiers have fired the AS9 Huntsman 155mm self-propelled howitzer on Australian soil on 1 December, marking a milestone in Army capability.

ASC ramps up recruitment campaign

ASC has increased its Western Australian workforce as part of a major national effort to support Australia’s future nuclear-powered submarine capability.

AtkinsRéalis acquires ADG

AtkinsRéalis has announced the acquisition of ADG, a Brisbane-headquartered engineering consultancy.

Government holds third Product of Concern Summit

The Australian Government has convened the third Product of Concern Summit in Canberra, with aims to reaffirm its commitment to improving the sustainment performance of Australia’s Collins class submarines.

Ocius unveils Bluebottle hybrid

Ocius has launched a first of its type, hybrid class Bluebottle, which it is hoped will enable Ocius Bluebottles to operate in more locations globally.

Ocius appoints non-executive director

Ocius has appointed US-based investor and board advisor, David Fox, as a non-executive director.

AtSpace Australian-made A01 rocket blasts off

AtSpace has successfully launched its Australian-made A01 rocket on 27 November 2025. The company is a Brisbane-based rocket manufacturer. According to the company, this has placed it in the "rocketry record books".

Senetas and Nokia to deliver joint network capabilities

Senetas and Nokia have announced a strategic alliance to deliver joint capabilities specifically designed for mission-critical network environments. 

Babcock and Company-X sign virtual reality agreement

Babcock International and Hamilton-based tech firm, Company-X, have signed an agreement to have New Zealand-made virtual reality training technology reach defence forces around the world. 

Fincantieri responds to Constellation cancellation

Fincantieri and the US Navy have reached an agreement that will provide for reshaping the future of the Constellation-class Program.