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Space mission up, up and away

Australia today launched its most complex CubeSat mission ever, with the M2 Mission lifting-off in New Zealand as part of

The Morrison Government has locked Australia into a deal on the Future Submarine Program with French company Naval Group.

BAE Systems Australia has been awarded a five-year $150million contract to provide in-service support and production of Nulka systems.

Representatives of government and industry gathered in Western Australia on March 4 to officially launch the Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV)

TAFE Queensland has won a $36million contract to provide mariner training and support to the Navy crews of Guardian-class patrol boats.

The recent completion of HMAS Canberra’s maintenance is the first time an operation on such a scale had been performed in Australia.

Six prototype infantry fighting vehicles are now in Australia to begin testing for the Land 400 Phase 3 program. CAPTION:

The government will invest a further $115million in the Boeing Loyal Wingman program to continue developing the concept.

RAAF has congratulated Boeing Australia on the first flight of the Airpower Teaming System Loyal Wingman prototype aircraft on 27 February.

Representatives from the US Defense Dept visited the Australian-owned munitions production factories in Mulwala, NSW, and Benalla, Victoria.

A naval tradition dating back to the ancient Romans has been followed to bring good luck to the future crew of

Albury-based Milspec Manufacturing announced today that it has secured a contract with Rheinmetall to manufacture advanced alternators for a foreign