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Defence Suicide Royal Commission Delivers Final Report

The Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide has handed down its final report. Chair Nick Kaldas describes a feeling of relief, not triumph, and urges the government to act swiftly on its recommendations.

Security risks facing Australia in 2026 identified

Former defence intelligence officer Professor Clive Williams outlines the ten key security and defence trends that could impact Australia in 2026, from great power rivalry to climate change.

Pinjarra police seek missing teen Macey Palframan

Pinjarra police hold serious welfare concerns for missing 14-year-old Macey Palframan. She was last seen at her Ravenswood home on Monday. Anyone with information is urged to contact police.

A Zen Journey Through Kyoto's Historic Temples

Follow a traveller's path to mindfulness in Kyoto, from the Moss Temple to the Golden Pavilion. Discover ancient Zen gardens and the calm they offer. Start your own journey.

Australia's $1.5bn AUKUS down payment sent to US

Australia has quietly transferred a non-refundable $1.5 billion to the United States as an AUKUS down payment. Explore the details and strategic implications of this major defence investment.

Defence public servants lodge record psych claims

Civilian staff at the Department of Defence have lodged a record number of workers' compensation claims, with over half linked to psychological stress. Read the full analysis of the APS mental health crisis.

Secret European plan puts Henderson shipyard in danger

Exclusive: Defence officials secretly considered a European alternative to the highly-touted Henderson shipyard in WA, raising doubts about its future and the promised jobs boom. Read the full investigation.

Podcast Explores Global Christmas Traditions

The Pod Well Travelled dives into festive customs worldwide, from Germany's markets to Japan's KFC Christmas. Discover the holiday magic. Listen to the episode now!

Fraud scandal hits Japanese firm in $10bn warship project

A Japanese company central to Australia's $10 billion Hunter-class frigate program is embroiled in a major fraud scandal. Get the full details on the investigation and its potential impact on the critical defence project.

Defence convicted over Williamtown worker death

The Department of Defence has been convicted and fined $188,000 for failing to manage psychosocial risks, leading to a worker's death at RAAF Base Williamtown. Read the full details.

Townsville soldiers' shocking crimes in court

Australian Defence Force personnel from Townsville's Lavarack Barracks faced court for serious offences including assault and dangerous driving in 2025. Read the full report.

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