AUSEV has partnered with US-based robotics company, Crow Industries, to bring the Fenris Unmanned Ground Vehicle to Australia.

Global Defence Solutions has delivered the final two deployable container systems to Thomas Global Systems for the M1A2 Abrams Immersive Tactical Trainers.

When Iran launched a missile attack against the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar in late June, US missile defences promptly blew incoming rockets from the sky, with no casualties and only minor damage to the facility | Max Blenkin

Corvus Technology Solutions has launched its patent-pending Corvus Launcher EL10.

RAAF Base Townsville has started to prepare for the arrival of Australian Army’s AH-64E Apache helicopter fleet.

Service Stream has secured a long-term Base Services Contract with Defence for South Australia and the Northern Territory.

Babcock International Group and Critical Infrastructure Technologies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to develop a rapidly deployable hub.

Downer has announced it had been awarded a new contract to deliver base and estate services to the Australian Department of Defence, valued at approximately $3.05 billion over an initial term of six years. 

Thomas Global Systems Australia has been awarded a M1A2 Immersive Tactical Trainers contract by the Australian Army for approximately $60 million. 

Electro Optic Systems has announced the name of its High Energy Laser Weapon, which shall be called Apollo. 

Nioa has appointed Mark Osborn as General Manager to lead the company’s United Kingdom expansion.

Swedish defence manufacturer Saab has unveiled its latest anti-drone weapon, in the shape of the relatively low-cost Nimbrix Very Short-Range Air Defence missile| Nigel Pittaway

Aurecon has been selected as a partner by the Department of Defence to deliver the Estate Works Program for the next six years.

Birdon has partnered with Swedish engineering firm MMT AB to deliver next-generation tactical bridging systems to allied defence forces, including the Australian Defence Force.

Defence has appointed Leidos Australia as its Land 156 Systems Integration Partner in a $45.9 million contract announced today | Kirra Davey

Nioa has commenced primary explosives manufacturing at the Government-owned Contractor-operated munitions facility in Benalla, Victoria.