Defence Minister Richard Marles avoids detailed queries on explosive abuse allegations in ADF interrogation training, as government faces mounting calls for accountability and potential legal action.
A former British navy mine warfare operator details the severe threat posed by sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran's actions halt 20% of global oil supply, creating a historic market crisis.
A recent report reveals intense SAS interrogation training in Australia, sparking debate over whether harsh techniques breached ethical standards and military conduct.
US Naval Operations Chief Admiral Daryl Caudle has confirmed Western Australia will house the first nuclear-powered submarine under the AUKUS pact by 2034, marking a key milestone in defence cooperation.
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The Australian Defence Department has been hit with more than 1500 bullying complaints in just 15 months, sparking urgent calls for cultural reform and better support systems.
The ill-fated Dardanelles campaign of World War I continues to influence contemporary military strategies, offering lessons in amphibious warfare and operational planning.
Security experts warn Australia must accelerate its response to the growing threat of drone-based terrorism, citing vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and public spaces.
A decorated former soldier has been charged with threatening to burn down a business in an alleged extortion scheme, raising concerns about veteran support and criminal activity.
John Blackburn, a former Air Force leader, highlights Australia's vulnerability to fuel shortages and foreign policy risks amid global tensions, urging action on national resilience.
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A former US Army and FBI agent reveals how Australian intelligence agencies are managing domestic and international threats as conflict escalates between US-Israeli forces and Iran, with the national terrorism threat now rated 'probable'.
The untold history of the Rats of Tobruk reveals how Australian diggers displayed unparalleled courage and resilience during the WWII siege, showcasing their best fighting spirit in harsh desert conditions.
A federal MP has described a recent missile strike targeting Australian forces as a concerning escalation, raising alarms about regional security and the safety of troops deployed overseas.
Independent Senator David Pocock warns that scrapping defence audits compromises accountability and transparency, risking billions in taxpayer funds.
An editorial warns that Australia's ageing defence assets are severely limiting strategic military options, urging urgent investment to address critical gaps.
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Defence Minister James Paterson argues that recent changes to the Management of Government (MoG) arrangements will not adequately address critical capability gaps in the Australian Defence Force.
The Pentagon spent $15 million on luxury food like steak and crab, raising questions about military spending priorities amid budget constraints.
A fifth-generation soldier from Townsville commemorates his family's military heritage during the Australian Army's 125th birthday celebrations, highlighting a proud lineage of service.
The Royal Australian Air Force's deployment of an E-7A Wedgetail aircraft to Iran has raised operational questions about its role and capabilities in the region.
The Australian Army marks its 125th anniversary with open days at bases like Irwin Barracks, showcasing new tech like the Hawkei vehicle and interactive displays.
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A fleet of naval vessels has departed from Cairns, embarking on a major international training exercise in the Pacific region to enhance maritime security and cooperation.
The deployment of Australian troops from Williamtown to the Middle East has ignited a heated debate over potential involvement in a conflict with Iran, raising concerns about national security and foreign policy implications.
The Hunter region's defence industry has secured a major $126 million contract to supply a fleet of advanced drones, boosting local jobs and innovation in aerospace technology.
Australia deploys air defence systems and personnel to the UAE amid Iran conflict, with security experts warning of potential homegrown terrorism spikes and broader international threats.
Editorial calls for clarity on Australia's military role in Iran, highlighting risks of ambiguity in deployment and legal authority for forces.
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Australian submariners aboard the USS Charlotte avoided involvement in the sinking of an Iranian warship, highlighting strategic military decisions and international tensions.
Australia is deploying an E-7A Wedgetail surveillance aircraft and air-to-air missiles to the Middle East following a UAE request, as Iran continues missile and drone attacks across the region.
Experts and advocates are pushing for greater transparency in Australia's overseas military decisions, arguing that current secrecy undermines democratic accountability and public trust.
The Australian government has announced a deployment of military personnel and assets to the Gulf region to assist with security operations and humanitarian efforts.
The Economist explores why military conflicts do not always lead to gains in defence stocks, citing market volatility and geopolitical factors.
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The Australian Army is planning a significant military buildup in Townsville, including additional Apache helicopters and soldiers, to enhance regional defense capabilities.
