Airbus Defence and Space and Diehl Defence have signed an agreement with the objective to intensify their cooperation in the field of integrated air and missile defence, based on both companies’ complementary technical capabilities. Read more
A new virtual reality tool that addresses ergonomic challenges posed by military vessels is one of five ventures to receive funding as part of the latest round of grants from the Defence Innovation Partnership’s Collaborative Research Fund (CRF).
Independent consulting firm Beca and the Indigenous Defence and Infrastructure Consortium (iDiC) have formed a strategic partnership to grow Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander companies.
Serco has been awarded a two-year contract extension to continue providing base operation, hospitality and support services on behalf of the ADF in the Middle East.
Trials of new Seabin Smart Technology at Sydney Harbour Defence sites have removed 2,920 kilograms of plastic, fuels and detergents from Sydney Harbour in the past 12 months and plans are now underway to expand the technology.
Lockheed Martin Australia has announced its ongoing commitment to the National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) for a further two years.
The length of time it takes for Defence to approve large acquisition projects will be cut by up to a quarter under a range of contracting changes introduced by the government to reduce red tape.
The International Centre for Complex Project Management (ICCPM) and Series Partner Queensland University of Technology (QUTeX) have launched the report 'Harnessing Emergence in Complex Projects: Rethinking Risk, Opportunity & Resilience'.
archTIS has announced the release of Kojensi Enterprise v2.0 to ensure secure document collaboration and sharing of sensitive content between government, defence, defence industry base (DIB), and higher education institutions.
The Queensland Government has unveiled a $1.1 million scheme to offer free TAFE training and apprenticeships to ADF veterans transitioning to careers in civil industry.
Throughout the Indo-Pacific, Indigenous nations have strengths that need to be acknowledged, leveraged, and recognised as an asset to benefit their nation. But we must also recognise that vulnerabilities exist that can be exploited by coercive actors.
The government has announced it will not be proceeding with the decision to build a 2700 metre concrete runway at Australia’s Davis research station, following a detailed environmental and economic assessment.
Minister for Defence Industry Melissa Price has today launched a new organisation to replace the Centre for Defence Industry Capability.
The Indigenous Procurement Policy is a valuable pathway for promoting Indigenous business development in the industry However, compliance with the IPP alone is not a satisfactory measure of the quality of the opportunities it affords.
A new report has said that Singapore is expected to spend $18.57b on defence by 2026, up from $15.23b in 2021 and will be driven by factors as diverse as terrorism threats to sustaining its large overseas military training presence.
The Sovereign Industrial Capability Priority (SICP) and Capability Improvement Grants Programs are concluding for this financial year, Defence has announced.
This article will help you identify “controlled technology” Red Flags we have witnessed within the Defence sector.