The US Department of State has approved a possible US$24.3 billion foreign military sale of almost 50 F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter aircraft to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Breaking barriers and building the skills needed to shape the future of Australia’s aerospace and defence industries.

Opinion: The Australian defence establishment should urgently work with commercial providers to deliver military and dual-use capabilities that can be deployed in months, not years or decades.

The Australian Defence Force has passed a major milestone with Squadron Leader Talia Hedges becoming the first Reserve cyber ...

Sustained community pressure has successfully won out as the Australian government scraps a proposed $5,000 veteran allied health threshold.

The Parliament of Western Australia has passed a new Land Forces (Special Powers) Bill 2026, giving additional powers to WA ...

BAE Systems Australia has been awarded a five-year, $32 million contract to continue sustaining the Mk 45 naval gun systems ...

Defence Connect relaunches our podcast with co-host Phil Tarrant, joined by news editor Robert Dougherty, to discuss the latest developments shaping Australia’s defence industry.

Former Royal Australian Navy sailor Emily Pyke has been awarded the Westpac Female Founder of the Year for 2026 for her work ...

Northern Territory Police are continuing the search for a man who allegedly broke into RAAF Base Darwin, assaulted a member of the Australian Defence Force and stole a military police vehicle before ...

South Korean defence company Hanwha Systems has announced a “Space AI Analytics Solution” satellite imagery analysis ...

South Australian defence companies Praetorian Aeronautics and Zero Dawn have signed a memorandum of understanding to support development of a critical defence capability that will enhance air and ...