Saab has received an order from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration for the last phase of the production as well as additional scope for material and services for the two Blekinge-class submarines previously ordered by Sweden.

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has been awarded a new contract  by the US Army to add a C5ISR Modular Open Suite of Standards -compliant open architecture Electronic Warfare capability onto the MQ-1C Gray Eagle Unmanned Aircraft System.

Boeing and Leonardo will pursue the US Army’s Flight School Next contractor-owned, contractor-operated service contract.  

The Kingdom of Sweden has acquired four C-390 Millennium multi-mission aircraft from Embraer. The contract will also include seven additional purchase options, paving the way for future acquisitions by other European nations.

Aerojet Rocketdyne and NIOA have announced a strategic agreement to explore the manufacturing of critical guided weapons components in Australia.

Speaking on the sidelines of ADEX 2023 in Seoul, the Minister for South Korea’s Defence Acquisition Progam Administration Eom Dong-hwan, called for increased defence ties with Australia | Nigel Pittaway

The ADF is likely to increase its role supporting the development of New Zealand Defence Force capabilities following the launch of New Zealand’s new defence policy | Tim Fish

Australian Defence Magazine, now ADM Group, celebrates three decades of serving the business of defence.

TAFE Queensland, Macmahon and Ironside Resources are joining forces in a partnership to help skilled Australian Defence Force (ADF) veterans transition into successful civilian careers in the mining sector.

CAE has awarded undergraduate student Natalie Jordanov the CAE Australia Women in Engineering Scholarship in partnership with UNSW.

The federal government and the Northern Territory government have signed an agreement to establish the Defence Accommodation Precinct Darwin at Howard Springs.​

The Advanced Strategic Capabilities Accelerator (ASCA) has commenced operations to deliver advanced technologies needed for Australia’s national security.

Thousands of sailors, soldiers and aviators will be trained in technical trades under a five-year $300 million contract with Wodonga TAFE.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Richard Marles, will visit Honiara, Solomon Islands this week.

A parliamentary committee has demanded Defence demonstrate how it is improving its processes for enhancing industry security compliance.

The School of Information Operations (SOIO) has recently achieved the milestone of delivering 100 defence courses to over 900 students.