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April 23 2021

The recent coup in Myanmar threatens regional stability. Conflict between the junta and the emboldened street protest movement risks the creation of a...

Op-Ed: Disconnected operations — Keeping military assets and critical information in sight when ‘Going Dark’

The tools to manage that 1 per cent period when military assets have no connectivity. Military organisations face increasing pressure to move to a more distributed...

April 21 2021

Recent US freedom of navigation strains US-Indian relationship

A recent freedom of navigation exercise conducted by the US Navy on the coast of India has strained the US-Indian military relationship, as the US did not provide India...

April 20 2021

Ipswich City Council launches Operation Scale-Up targeting defence industry

Promoted by Ipswich City Council Ipswich City Council has launched Operation Scale-Up 2021, a pilot program aimed at supporting local businesses to become defence industry...

April 14 2021

Iran nuclear talks plagued by series of unfortunate events

A series of unfortunate events seeks to unravel the recent dialogue behind the new Iran nuclear deal.

April 14 2021

Troop withdrawal from Afghanistan has a May deadline, will it happen?

Defence Connect Insight continues its analysis on the upcoming May deadline for coalition troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.

April 12 2021

Creating a unified space framework

Creating a unified space policy among the Quad to dominate space-based ISR and SATCOM capabilities.

April 08 2021

Tasmanian Defence Precinct to enhance naval shipbuilding

Promoted by Defence Tasmania With Tasmania already a nation-leading hub for maritime research and expertise, the new Defence and Maritime Innovation and Design Precinct will...

April 01 2021

Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance in an increasingly unstable world

Airborne intel, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) defence capabilities have been identified as a critical area for improvement among Australia and her allies.

April 01 2021

Could the Quad’s next challenge lie in Africa?

The Mozambique Channel hosts 30 per cent of the world’s tanker shipping. Could a local insurgency disrupt international trade?

March 26 2021

Op-Ed: Australia’s defence industry — Tightening the link between security and prosperity

Defence Industry Minister Melissa Price discusses the wide-ranging benefits of building the nation’s sovereign industrial capability.

March 22 2021

Solving Defence Information Access and Collaboration Challenges

Promoted by archTIS archTIS zero trust approach to information protection enforces secure collaboration to mitigate information access, collaboration and sharing risks

March 15 2021

Australian Defence Apparel refines load carriage with a series of new ergonomic military packs.

Promoted by Australian Defence Apparel Recent research by Bond University’s Tactical Research Unit has revealed and re-informed the negative impacts of carrying heavy...

March 04 2021

Keeping Them Flying: As Remotely Piloted Aircraft Revolutionize Military and Security Operations, A New Sustainment Solution Maximizes Their Time On Station

The newest generation of remotely piloted aircraft not only deliver game-changing intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and other capabilities – it’s also poised to...

March 02 2021

Defence sustainment – grants are good, value creation is better

Promoted by Quickstep The sustainment efforts that keep military aircraft flying are key to delivering national defence capability. Aircraft procurements are high profile,...

February 26 2021

Tasmanian shipbuilders ready for watercraft programs

Promoted by Defence Tasmania Tasmanian shipbuilders have the experience, infrastructure and workforce to deliver on the ADF’s future needs for watercraft and specialist...

February 25 2021

Tasmania’s engineering firms deliver for defence

Promoted by Defence Tasmania Using the latest technology and sophisticated designs, Tasmania produces a range of engineering products and services for naval ships, boats and...

January 28 2021

Insitu Pacific launches virtual classroom for Defence

The first Royal Australian Navy personnel to undertake training through Insitu Pacific’s new remote training and simulation capabilities have successfully gained their...

January 22 2021

Thales Australia to expand Lithgow R&D team capacity

Thales Australia has announced an expansion of the company’s small arms research and development (R&D) team in Lithgow as it anticipates the future technology...

December 10 2020

New scholarships support students striving for careers in aerospace and avionics

Twenty senior high school and first year engineering students from across Australia with a passion for aerospace and avionics have been selected to receive scholarships from...

November 03 2020

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