Soldier bailed over alleged throat slashing at Brisbane barracks
An Australian Army private has been granted bail after allegedly slashing a colleague's throat at Gallipoli Barracks in Brisbane, with the victim hospitalized in stable condition.
Category : Defence
Arrest After Alleged Assault at Military Conference in Canberra
A man has been arrested following an alleged assault at a military conference held at the Hyatt Hotel in Canberra, with police investigating the incident that occurred during the high-profile event.
AFP, Qld Police Target Torres Strait Drug Trafficking
Australian Federal Police and Queensland Police Service are intensifying efforts to combat drug trafficking in the Torres Strait, focusing on maritime routes and community safety.
WA Waters Hosted US Forces in WWII, Preceding AUKUS
Long before the AUKUS pact, Western Australia's waters were a strategic hub for US forces during WWII, revealing a forgotten chapter in military history.
Justin Hughes Remembers Life on Iraq Frontline in Gulf War
Able Seaman Justin Hughes shares vivid memories of his frontline service during the Gulf War, detailing the challenges and camaraderie of Australia's military involvement in Iraq.
British Submarine HMS Anson Delayed Off Perth by Rottnest Swim
A British nuclear-powered submarine, HMS Anson, is forced to wait off the coast of Perth due to the Rottnest Channel Swim, delaying its docking at HMAS Stirling naval base.
Police Taskforce Targets Crime Gangs Hiding Drugs in Pacific
A new police taskforce is targeting crime gangs that hide drugs in stockpiles across the Pacific, aiming to disrupt major trafficking operations and enhance regional security.
Defence Mega Agency Needs Big Skills Uplift
The Australian Defence Department has revealed that its newly established mega agency will require a significant enhancement in workforce skills to meet future operational demands.
Austin Appelbee Awarded Gold Commendation for Family Rescue
13-year-old Austin Appelbee has been honoured with the Australian Army Cadets Gold Commendation after swimming 4km to save his family from the sea near Dunsborough, showcasing exceptional courage.
WeChat Messages Revealed in Alleged Chinese Spy Case
Court documents have disclosed WeChat messages in an alleged Chinese spy case, shedding light on the communications at the center of the investigation.
New $1B Defence Fund Announced, SA Industry Warns
A new billion-dollar defence fund has been launched to boost local manufacturing, but South Australian industry leaders warn of potential risks and implementation challenges.
Lavarack Barracks Lockdown Due to Intruder
Lavarack Barracks in Townsville was placed on lockdown after an intruder breached the facility, prompting a swift response from military and police forces.
Australian Army Base Lockdown Lifted After Intruder Incident
Lavarack Barracks in Townsville was locked down due to a suspected intruder, but the situation is now under control with no major injuries reported, following a recent accident at the base.
Government to Match Private Defence Investments
The Australian government announces a new initiative to match private investments in the defence sector, aiming to boost local manufacturing and innovation.
Security Scare Evacuates Canberra Defence Conference
Senior government officials were evacuated twice from the ADM Congress in Canberra due to a security risk, with police and bomb squads responding to an incident involving items thrown through a window.
PM's Urgent Sub Visit Questioned as Fleet Set for 2057
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's recent visit to Adelaide's submarine shipyard has sparked debate, with critics questioning the urgency given the fifth AUKUS submarine isn't due until 2057.
US Senator Kaine Calls Henderson Shipyard, Stirling Base AUKUS Engines
US Senator Tim Kaine has highlighted Henderson Shipyard and Stirling Naval Base as powerful engines driving the AUKUS security pact, emphasizing their critical role in regional defense and submarine capabilities.
PM Dismisses Concerns Over Submarine Sites' Huge Cost
The Prime Minister has dismissed concerns after a report revealed the huge cost of submarine sites, sparking debate over defence spending and national security priorities.
US Senator Tim Kaine Tours WA Naval Sites Amid AUKUS Concerns
US Senator Tim Kaine is visiting Western Australia to inspect the Henderson shipyard and Stirling naval base, highlighting AUKUS alliance discussions and regional security.
Marles Guides Australia-US Defence Amid Trump Administration Changes
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has been pivotal in managing Australia's security ties with the US under President Trump, addressing defence spending hikes and the AUKUS submarine deal.
Emergency Crews Rush to Lavarack Barracks After Stand Collapse
Emergency services responded swiftly to Lavarack Barracks in Townsville after a stand collapsed at the army base, with no injuries reported but significant structural damage.
Nashos' Dangerous Jungle Missions: Scorpions and Short Haircuts
A new report reveals the untold history of National Servicemen in Australia, detailing their perilous jungle missions, encounters with scorpions, and the strict military discipline of short haircuts during the Cold War era.
Stand Collapse at Townsville Barracks Injures Dozens
At least 40 people are being assessed for injuries after a portable stand collapsed at Lavarack Barracks in Far North Queensland, with paramedics treating cuts and abrasions.
Austal Accounting Blunder Wrecks Profit Forecast
Australian defence contractor Austal has issued a profit warning after discovering a significant accounting error, with expected earnings slashed by up to 40%.
Defence Officials Defend General's Move to Lockheed Martin
Senior Australian Defence officials have publicly supported a high-ranking general's transition to a role at Lockheed Martin, addressing concerns over potential conflicts of interest and transparency.
Риски офшорного хранения данных ветеранов (11.02.2026)
Департамент по делам ветеранов Австралии подвергает конфиденциальные данные ветеранов риску, используя офшорные серверы. Эксперты предупреждают о потенциальных утечках и нарушениях безопасности.
DVA May Ban Offshore Veteran Data Over Security Risks
The Department of Veterans Affairs is weighing a ban on advocacy companies holding sensitive veteran data overseas, citing risks to national security and privacy from 'unscrupulous' offshore firms.
ABF Launches Operation Broadstaff Against Illegal Fishing
The Australian Border Force has launched Operation Broadstaff to combat illegal fishing in the Torres Strait, targeting foreign vessels and protecting marine resources.
Eighth Arrest in Illawarra Drug Syndicate at Sydney Airport
A 22-year-old man has been arrested at Sydney Airport, becoming the eighth person charged in connection with a large-scale Illawarra drug syndicate. Police seized cocaine, cannabis, firearms, and cash during raids across multiple suburbs.
WA Man Charged Over Alleged Link to Philippines Child Sex Crimes
A Western Australian man, Gary John Bell, faces charges for allegedly accessing and distributing child abuse material linked to a family livestream in the Philippines.
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