Naval Group and ASC have partnered to launch their inaugural graduate program, aimed at identifying and training the aspiring engineering professionals of tomorrow.

Defence has provided an update on Project Sea 129 Phase 5, which intends to acquire a new ISR and targeting capability for RAN ships through a maritime unmanned aerial system.

The first intake of apprentices from SA has started work on the Hunter Class Frigate Program with ASC Shipbuilding, a BAE Systems Australia company.

Rohde & Schwarz (Australia) has signed a contract with Austal to deliver integrated communications systems for six Cape class patrol boats under construction in WA.

Sydney-based Ocius has secured formal approval for its unmanned surface vessels (USVs) to sail autonomously within Australia’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

International travel restrictions from the COVID-19 pandemic have led to an innovative remote testing trial for the commissioning of Australia’s new icebreaker.

PMB Defence says it will now use its new facilities situated adjacent to the Osborne Naval Shipyard to manufacture battery systems for several foreign military customers.

Lockheed Martin Australia has completed Aegis upgrades onboard two Hobart class destroyers, marking the first time an LM international team has planned and executed an upgrade to an Aegis-equipped ship outside of the US.

Sydney City Marine achieves ADF certification for RAN ship docking at their Sydney Harbour facility.

ADM dives into the future of upgraded Phalanx systems for more than just the AWDs.

The Royal Australian Navy’s latest upgrade of the Mark 15 Phalanx Close-in Weapon System (CIWS) has reached a major milestone by achieving Initial Operating Capability (IOC).

HMAS Armidale has undocked in Cairns after undergoing a major servicing and restoration project.

L3Harris Technologies has announced an alliance agreement with Ultra Electronics and Indianic Group for the development of the new Magnetic Treatment Facility to be installed in WA under SEA 1350 Phase 2.

GHD has been appointed by Lendlease to provide design and consulting services on the $365 million building works project – known as Building Works Stage 1 - for HMAS Stirling and Henderson.

The program presents a high degree of complexity exacerbated by the orchestration of concurrent systems engineering, program management and commercial activities across three organisations, in three different countries.

The Air Warfare Destroyer program has officially come to an end with the commissioning of HMAS Sydney at sea.