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An aircraft carrying the MQ-4C Triton's navigation system flew within 160 kilometres of the North Pole as part of a test flight.

Women’s Breakfast

On September 13, the Victorian government and Women’s Defence Connection hosted the Land Forces Women of Defence Breakfast | Kylie Leonard

Following our announcement of the Women in Defence Awards 2024 finalists, ADM will be introducing each of our amazing finalists across the categories in more detail. Today we are focusing on the finalists in our Project Management category. 

Sirius Space Services has signed a multi-year and multi-launch contract with Equatorial Launch Australia.

30u30 revisited

ADM Group Journalist Ben Felton offers some personal thoughts on the ADM 30 Under 30 Awards Program.

The Indonesian Air Force will receive four, five-bladed H145 helicopters under an agreement with Airbus Helicopters.

Austal Australia and Greenroom Robotics have established a strategic commercial partnership following the completion of the Patrol Boat Autonomy Trial.

Thales Australia will help Våbenfabrikken in Denmark establish a small arms production capability, initially based on the ACAR rifle.

Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace will build a factory to produce Naval Strike Missiles and Joint Strike Missiles in Virginia.

Safran Electronics and Defense Australasia will supply the PASEO Joint Fires advanced day and night panoramic sight for the Redback Infantry Fighting Vehicle. 

The US has approved possible sales of AIM-120C-8 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile missiles to Singapore and KC-46A tankers to Japan. 

Jeremy Wojak, a Flinders University Masters student, recently completed a 6-month internship at Exail’s Brest facility in France, where he made significant contributions to maritime autonomy and robotics.

The government is set to invest in a new program to establish a sovereign capability for the manufacture of rocket motors for use in munitions for the ADF and for export.

This contract award will fund a new module fabrication and outfitting facility to support the US Navy goal of delivering one Columbia-class and two Virginia-class submarines annually.

Initially developed in Australia by flight test crew, in close collaboration with the RAAF Air Warfare Centre (AWC) and the Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG), NIFTI is a small, aircraft independent, wireless sensing system.

The Swedish Defence Material Administration, on behalf of the Swedish Armed Forces have selected Birdon to supply Bridge Erection Boats (BEBs) that will provide wet gap crossing capability.