Aerosonde has delivered a commercial variant of its Aerosonde Small Unmanned Aircraft System to the Taiwanese government as part of its typhoon research program.

Thanks to pioneering work by Australian scientists and partnership between the Australian and Turkish governments, AE2 is likely to be in as good shape a century from now.

Rear Admiral Peter Briggs is returning from PNG after the latest, unfortunately unsuccessful, attempt to find the Australian WWI submarine AE1.

Northrop Grumman M5 Network Security, an Australian subsidiary of Northrop Grumman Corporation has been awarded the Defence contract for JP2068 Phase 2B.2.

Once again a week where news about submarines has dominated the airwaves. The Future Submarine bidders had their last opportunity to impress at the SIA's conference in Adelaide and the Defence Minister had a lot to say also.

New minister for Defence Materiel and Science Mal Brough opened the event this year, reflecting on the changes in the Defence space since his last ministerial posting there 12 years ago.

“The pressure for ICT interoperability, simplicity and flexibility is only increasing,” CIO Chief Peter Lawrence chief told the MilCIS audience this week.

In late October, Airbus Defence and Space revealed a range of improvements it is developing for its A330-based Multi-Role Tanker Transport.

The Raytheon/Kongsberg Joint Strike Missile (JSM) successfully completed a missile flight test in the US last week.

The latest 2015 Transparency International’s (TI) Government Defence Anti-Corruption Index (GI) report is out.

Aspiring engineers will soon have the opportunity to study alongside military personnel in the ACT following an agreement between Defence and the ACT Government.

Minister for Defence Senator Marise Payne has announced the Australian Defence College is running a pilot program using Google Apps for Education.

A new national brand focused on research that improves the health and wellbeing of our veterans, emergency first responders and their families launched on Friday 6 November in Adelaide.

The annual MilCIS Comms and IS conference winds up today and the general consensus seems to be we are heading in the right direction but there is still a way to go.

The running of the Melbourne Cup always seems to signal the beginning of the end of the year. But no signs of anything slowing down in Defence circles.

ASC has released its annual report for the last financial year and the numbers presented in it are open to interpretation.