Read more
Australian company VEEM has secured its first purchase orders to supply specialised components for US Navy Virginia-class submarines, marking a milestone in the AUKUS partnership. Read more
Autonomy is forcing rapid change in both the user community and industry. There’s a plethora of autonomous systems on the market, but how do you validate them and then make them work together? | Gregor Ferguson
Export controls present a complex compliance environment of overlapping rules governing export, transfer and use of military and dual-use technologies that organisations operating internationally must be aware of | Grant McHerron
ADM is proud to announce the list for the fourth annual ADM 30 under 30 Awards, which acknowledge and celebrate the spectacular contributions that the under-30 demographic make to Defence and defence industry.
Whilst everyone including Defence, industry and civilians wrap their brains around AUKUS and its nuclear-powered submarines, JFD Australia is focusing on how to save submariners now and into the future | Kirra Davey
In March, the Australian Army commemorated 125 years since its inception. In August, the Australian Women’s Army Service celebrated its 85th anniversary | Kirra Davey
ADM is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Women in Defence Awards following an exciting ceremony held 15th October at the National Arboretum in Canberra.
Construction of the Army’s Landing Craft Heavy has commenced and is on schedule with steel cut on the first vessels late last month.
Japanese space technology company ElevationSpace will return its spacecraft to the Koonibba Test Range in South Australia following the signing of an agreement with Southern Launch in Tokyo.
Fairbanks Morse Defense has finalised its acquisition of Birmingham, UK-based Truflo Marine, formerly a part of IMI plc.
Space Machines Company and SunDrive Solar have started a research and development collaboration to design, build and test solar panels for spacecraft.
Southern Launch has announced the safe return of Varda Space Industries' W-8 capsule to the Koonibba Test Range. The capsule landed at 12:05am ACDT on 6 November, marking the beginning of the busiest re-entry period at the Koonibba Test Range.
Ocean Software has been selected by the Irish Defence Forces to deliver a new operational systems environment for the Irish Air Corps, supporting its ongoing modernisation and future capability requirements.
Ryan Aerospace has announced the T-6 Texan II Mixed Reality Immersive Training Device. The device pairs a physical, full-scale T-6 cockpit with the Varjo XR-4 mixed reality headset.
A former senior navy officer says the defence bureaucracy is impacting maritime capabilities, Seisgadget will be testing Bluebottle USVs for Japan in Australian waters, and the Women in Defence Awards event took place with a sold-out audience.
Ocius Technology has signed a contract with Seisgadget to support the performance verification of its Bluebottle uncrewed surface vessels for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.
Canberra-based Forge Photonics has developed inertial systems to help ships, land vehicles and uncrewed systems to track their movement and estimate their position with reduced dependence on satellite navigation signals.
Australian, Japanese and US personnel have demonstrated interoperability between autonomous maritime systems during a trilateral experiment at Exercise Keen Sword 27 in Japan.
Lockheed Martin Australia is partnering with Queensland SMEs, academia and the Queensland Government to create a mobile launch platform for early-stage research, development, testing and evaluation of high-speed and hypersonic flight technologies.
