Defence admits flawed Hunter tender process
The Department of Defence has admitted that it 'did not conduct an effective limited tender process' for the design of the $45 billion Hunter...
BAE engages small and medium business with Hunter program
BAE Systems Australia has announced that it is working with small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to support them in uplifting their capability to work...
UK carrier boundaries widened
The world’s most advanced naval jets have departed Britain’s biggest warship having laid the groundwork for expanded carrier operations in the future.
After four weeks...
Upgrade for Hunter-class
BAE Systems used the opening day of the Indo Pacific exhibition in Sydney to unveil a modification to its Hunter-class frigate design, which will...
RAN testing unmanned systems
The Royal Australian Navy has worked with defence industry to test autonomous and uncrewed systems usage in conducting maritime warfare, the Australian Defence Magazine...
AUKUS poses big questions
By Rod Lyon*
The AUKUS program—sweeping in the intimacy and level of its proposed cooperation—has enjoyed a high level of bipartisan support among the Australian...
Indigenous inclusion in the military
Experience in New Zealand illustrates that cultural integration of indigenous peoples can lead to stronger outcomes of representation in the military, the Australian Institute...
Exercise Pelican concludes
The Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) and the Royal Brunei Navy (RBN) have concluded the 41st edition of Exercise Pelican – a flagship bilateral...
Philippines’ latest Ayungin Shoal resupply successful
On 10 November Philippine supply vessels managed to complete their resupply mission to the Philippine Navy ship BRP Sierra Madre (LS-57) which is standing...
HMS Prince of Wales F-35 flight trials
A third phase of F-35 Lightning II developmental test (DT-3) flight trials aboard the British Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers concluded on 5 November when...