The federal government must better engage the private sector, hasten new funding options and create advanced technology research environments to link the AUKUS Pillar II program with national innovation,...
The federal government’s $15 billion industry fund has made its biggest defence bet yet, approving a $150 million loan to Australia’s leading F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program supplier. The...
Australian defence firms shipped more than $150 million in military goods to the United States and United Kingdom without a licence over the past year under the new export...
Google plans to build a large artificial intelligence data centre on Australia’s remote Indian Ocean outpost of Christmas Island after signing a cloud deal with the Department of Defence...
Australian-made quantum optical atomic clocks have passed critical tests in the United States, advancing efforts to develop cutting-edge defence capabilities under AUKUS Pillar II. The six-week trial saw Australia...
The first Ghost Shark submarine drone destined for the Royal Australian Navy has rolled off the assembly line in Sydney, with dozens more expected to be delivered over the...
A now-retired pilot was flying over Iran on the way to London when he noticed something strange. As he told the Sydney Morning Herald, the pilot realised that one...
The head of the Australian Industry and Defence Network has called on Defence to overhaul its definition of sovereignty, which currently allows foreign-owned companies to be classified as Australian...
The Defence department is seeking industry proposals for an Australian-built undersea navigation system to guide autonomous underwater vehicles through deep ocean waters without GPS assistance. The Advanced Strategic Capabilities...
Australian small cap defence firm Vection Technologies has signed its largest ever contract, a $22.3 million framework agreement with an unspecified NATO-approved European defence partner, extending its footprint into...