ADF Opens Recruitment for Space Missions
The Australian Defence Force has launched recruitment for space-related missions, seeking personnel to enhance national security and technological capabilities in the growing space domain.
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Italian Jailed for Ketamine in Christmas Toys
An Italian national has been sentenced to six years and eight months in prison for attempting to traffic 1.5kg of ketamine hidden inside Christmas soft toys sent to Western Australia.
Police Commissioner Warns of Self-Radicalisation Dangers
WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch expresses serious concerns about self-radicalisation risks in Perth, highlighting potential threats to public safety and community security.
Australia's Lone Actor Terrorism Threat Increasing
Australia faces a growing terrorism threat with lone actor extremism rising, experts warn. Recent incidents in Perth and Bondi highlight challenges for authorities in detecting and preventing attacks before violence occurs.
Marles Sells 67 Defence Sites for $2 Billion Boost
The Australian government is selling 67 underutilised military properties to raise $2 billion, redirecting funds to modern defence capabilities amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Veterans Fight SA Defence Property Sale
The RSL is urging a halt to the sale of nearly 70 Defence properties, including historic Woodside barracks, citing veterans' deep emotional ties. A Hills MP criticises the decision.
Price Slams Defence Asset Sales and Base Upgrade Delays
Shadow Minister Melissa Price raises concerns over Labor's plan to sell defence assets and slow progress on northern base upgrades, questioning impacts on ADF capability and AUKUS implementation.
Marles defends $1.8b defence property sale plan
Deputy PM Richard Marles has defended plans to sell $1.8 billion in historic defence real estate, rejecting claims it reduces military presence in cities. The sale aims to fund equipment upgrades.
Defence Land Sale Puts Canberra Golf Club Future in Doubt
Fairbairn Golf Club faces uncertainty as Defence earmarks its site for potential sale in a $1.8 billion estate overhaul. The club's president expresses concern over lack of consultation.
British Nuclear Submarine in WA for Maintenance
A British Royal Navy nuclear-powered submarine has docked in Western Australia for a scheduled month-long maintenance and support visit, highlighting deepening defence ties.
Marles Sells Defence Assets for $368b AUKUS, Henderson Pressure
Defence Minister Richard Marles is selling key defence assets to help fund the massive $368 billion AUKUS submarine program, as pressure mounts to commence operations at Henderson shipyard.
WWII Bomber Pilot Tribute Revives Memories for Brothers
A heartfelt tribute to WWII bomber pilot Peter Birt has stirred deep memories for his fellow veterans, highlighting the enduring bonds forged in wartime service.
Historic Defence Sites Sold for $2 Billion Reinvestment
The Australian government will sell 67 historic military properties, including Victoria Barracks, to raise $1.8 billion for defence reinvestment and save $100 million annually in maintenance costs.
Defence Sells Unused Queensland Sites Like Maggie Island Units
The Defence Department is selling off multiple unused sites across Queensland, including units on Maggie Island, Atherton, and Mount Isa rifle ranges, to streamline operations.
Defence Sells Canberra Golf Course in $1.8b Overhaul
The federal government will sell over 60 Defence sites, including Canberra's Fairbairn Golf Course, raising up to $1.8 billion for military funding and cutting costs.
WA Defence Sites Sold by Federal Government
The Federal Government has announced the sale of key defence sites in Western Australia as part of a strategic effort to redirect spending towards other national priorities.
RAAF to Fly Same Private Jet as Billionaires for Intel
The Australian Air Force is acquiring MC-55A Peregrine aircraft, based on the Gulfstream G550 private jet favoured by billionaires, to enhance surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities.
AUKUS Submarine Deal: Costly Political Nightmare
Analysis reveals Australia's AUKUS nuclear submarine program faces production delays, political whims, and massive costs, raising questions about national security priorities.
Ukraine's Sci-Fi Robots Transform Modern Warfare
Ukraine deploys AI-powered combat robots against Russia, marking a grim milestone in warfare technology. Ethical concerns arise as autonomous weapons reshape battlefields.
Veteran Gets Suspended Sentence for Police Assault
A former Australian Army veteran in Cairns has been given a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to a serious assault on police officers during a violent incident.
Record Defence Families at Townsville Expo
A record number of defence families attended the annual Townsville Community Expo, showcasing local services and support networks for military personnel and their loved ones.
Ex-Defence Chief Calls for Australian Iron Dome System
Retired Chief of Army Peter Leahy warns Australia is vulnerable to long-range missile attacks and must develop its own Iron Dome-style defence shield to protect critical infrastructure and cities.
Police Probe Alleged Rally Bomb as Potential Terrorist Act
Authorities are investigating an alleged bomb threat at a rally as a potential terrorist act, with police conducting a thorough probe into the incident.
RAAF Squadron Returns to Edinburgh for Remote Drone Operations
A Royal Australian Air Force squadron has returned to Edinburgh in South Australia to conduct remote operations of uncrewed aerial vehicles from a distance of 2000 kilometres away.
PM Responds to Illegal Fishing Surge in Torres Strait
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced new measures to combat a significant increase in illegal fishing vessels operating in the Torres Strait, emphasising national security and environmental protection.
Hunter Medics Honoured for Iraq Rocket Attack Heroics
Two Hunter medics receive Australia Day Honours for saving lives during devastating rocket attacks at Camp Taji in Iraq. Their courage under fire is formally recognised.
Australia Day Terror Plot Claim Under Investigation
Australian security agencies are urgently investigating an 'extremely concerning' claim of a potential terror plot targeting Australia Day celebrations, heightening national security alerts.
Stockton Soldier's Sacrifice Honoured at Memorial
Lieutenant Walter Herbert Oldham, a Stockton resident killed in WWI while aiding a comrade, will be commemorated at the Australian War Memorial's Last Post Ceremony.
US Navy Admiral Endorses Austal's Alabama Shipyard
A top US Navy officer has highlighted Austal's Alabama shipyard for its modular construction techniques, which are accelerating nuclear submarine deliveries.
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