Navy mystery
A bronze bust that disappeared from St Kilda 40 years ago of Vice Admiral William Creswell has been restored.
View ArticleNT trauma centre nurse wins 'Weary' Dunlop award
A National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre nurse who spent six months on military deployment in Afghanistan last year has won the prestigious award named in honour of the Australian surgeon...
View ArticleDefence Forces Welfare
Who looks after the welfare of our returned soldiers - both those still in Uniform and those who have left the force? What sorts of problems do they face?
View ArticleMelbourne pauses to mark Remembrance Day
Veterans, their families and school children are among thousands to have marked Remembrance Day in Melbourne.
View ArticleThe guiding lights into Port Phillip Bay
Behind the red brick walls of the historic Fort Queenscliff lies a rare black stone lighthouse - one of three which guide ships into the entrance of Port Phillip Bay.
View ArticleCrowds watch a simulated bombing raid
Crowds watch a simulated bombing raid by RAAF F-18s at the Australian International Airshow at Avalon Airfield on March 4, 2011.
View ArticleThales set to roll with Hawkei
It's good news and bad news for the Bendigo manufacturer as the new Hawkei vehicle is given the nod, while the Bushmaster Ute will not.
View ArticleTrio sentenced to 18 years' jail over terror plot
Three men who planned a terrorism attack on the Holsworthy Army base have been sentenced to 18 years in jail.
View ArticleSubmarines defending Australia
How much do we know about the submarines which have been part of the defence of this country?
View ArticleNewsmaker: Marilyn Lake on Anzac and Aussie identity
Imagine this: an Australia without a military history. That's right: no Gallipoli, no Western Front, no Kokoda Track, no RSLs, no Anzac Day parades, no veterans. Who would we be? What would be left of...
View ArticleSpitfire pilot farewelled after 70-year wait
An RAAF fighter pilot is finally being farewelled by his family, 70 years after his crippled Spitfire nose-dived into a field in northern France.
View ArticleSpitfire pilot buried with full honours in France
An Australian Spitfire pilot who was shot down 70 years ago has finally been honoured with a full military funeral in northern France.
View ArticleReservists ignore debate over future of RAMSI to make a difference in Solomons
Employers get to meet their staff in action as soldiers
View ArticleSchoolboy's peanut allergy death preventable: coroner
A Coroner has found systemic failings at Melbourne's prestigious Scotch College directly led to the death of a 13-year-old student five years ago.
View ArticleInquiry held into soldiers helicopter death
A COI is being held into the death of a soldier killed in Afghanistan.
View ArticleChinook death inquiry begins
An inquiry in Melbourne has been told Lieutenant Marcus Case was ramp riding on a helicopter when it crashed in Afghanistan.
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