Signing off on an Invictus high
Rehabilitation centred on sport and exercise has been Dane Greenstreet’s focus since medically discharging from the Australian Army eight years
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ADF
General news from around the Australian Defence Force
From storyteller to competitor
In 2018, Squadron Leader Belinda ‘Bel’ Culley had the privilege of working as a part of the public affairs team
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Ending career on Invictus Games high
Corporal Jason Marsh is one of those people who performs at his best when he’s working towards a goal. CAPTION: Invictus
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Invictus competitor already a winner
Given his stint as a Navy cadet, his passion for sailing and his father’s naval background, it was hardly surprising
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Teamwork makes Chris’ dream work
Leading Seaman Christopher Hill’s life is testament to the power of teamwork. CAPTION: Invictus Games 2025 Team Australia competitor Leading Seaman
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Proud Aussie eyes new goals
As a physical training instructor with the Royal Australian Navy, Petty Officer Jarryd Boyd understands the importance of sport and
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Daredevil grandmother makes games debut
During snowboarding competitions, you’ll typically find Cindy Chawner at the bottom of a slope waiting for her youngest daughter, Mia,
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Invictus reignites sailor’s passion
Bilateral cartilage issues in both knees and multiple musculoskeletal injuries prematurely ended Callan McLean’s naval career and recreational sporting pursuits
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Inspiring others at Invictus Games
Alexander Gair is mighty proud of his 20-year career with the Australian Army. CAPTION: Invictus Games 2025 Team Australia competitor Alexander
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Operation Okra in Iraq officially ends
Operation Okra, the Australian Defence Force’s contribution to the international coalition against Daesh in Iraq and Syria, has concluded with
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ACCC sues over alleged price-fixing cartel for ADF base-services contracts
ACCC has started civil cartel proceedings in the Federal Court against two companies and four senior executives for alleged price
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Friendly Aussie faces in the Pacific
The outgoing deputy commander of a US-led operation to provide humanitarian assistance across the Indo-Pacific said Australian servicemen and women
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Defence (or govt?) weasels out of $12billion satellite ordered last year
On 3 April last year, Defence was proud to announce Lockheed Martin Australia as the preferred tenderer to deliver a
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King Charles promoted to top ADF ranks
His Majesty King Charles III has been appointed the Honorary Ranks of Admiral of the Fleet of the Royal Australian
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25 years since INTERFET deployment
When the Timorese people took the courageous step of voting for independence in 1999 and asked the international community for
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Safer without it? Should army medics wear the Red Cross?
Charles Sturt University research into the wearing of the Red Cross brassard by members of the Australian military show they
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Defence buys atomic clocks for $2.7million
The Australian government is acquiring quantum optical atomic clocks from Adelaide-based QuantX Labs to deliver position navigation and timing (PNT)
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Defence Minister Marles’ updates on Brereton Report
Statements by Minister for Defence Richard Marles… FILE PHOTO: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles. Photo by
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Final Report from veteran-suicide Royal Commission handed down
The Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide Final Report has been delivered to the government and tabled in Parliament
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Joint Strike Missile acquisition expedited
The government is further accelerating Australia’s long-range strike capability through the acquisition of the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) beginning next
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