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.

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

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.

The government reallocates funds a few months after the IIP was released, the Virginia-class nuclear attack submarine USS Colorado arrives at HMAS Stirling for a one month maintenance period, and a mine warfare exercise completes in Jervis Bay.

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.

The government has disclosed fresh details of its reprioritisation of the  Defence Integrated Investment Program (IIP), reallocating funding from programs judged as less important or close enough to completion to projects of higher priority.

Kellie Parker has been appointed to the role of National Armaments Director.

After six months of training, the 15th iteration of Marine Rotational Force-Darwin will return home. 

The government has unveiled payloads for the Ghost Shark and Speartooth UUVs and advancing plans for sovereign solid rocket motor build while Ocius has sent two diesel-hybrid variants of their Bluebottle USV to the Maritime Big Play Pacific exercise.

The International Centre for Complex Project Management and ASC have partnered, reinforcing a shared commitment to building the leadership, capability and expertise required to deliver Australia's most complex and strategically significant programs.

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Almost 300 Australian Defence Force personnel have deployed to Japan to enhance readiness and interoperability as part of Exercise Keen Sword.

Model26 has undertaken some modelling which it claims, shows a new not-for-profit Defence delivery model could reduce the cost of professional and technical services to Government by 15 per cent, representing potential savings of $150 million annually.

Dassault Systèmes has announced that Safran Electronics & Defense Australasia has selected its Enovia and Catia applications, powered by its 3DExperience platform, to support the design, development and production of high-technology equipment.

Exercise Keris Woomera 26 is underway in Indonesia, Williamstown shipyard is being sold to a developer part-owned by a Hong Kong company, Drone Forge signs MoU with Arkeus, and RAN Seahawks to receive advanced magnetic anomaly detectors.