To establish a common operating picture in the South China Sea and Indo-Pacific region, Australia and Japan are considering ...

Australia’s first immigration minister, Labor’s Arthur Calwell, believed that Australia’s economic and military security ... SBS series Australia in Colour examines the enduring impact ...

The U.S. is expanding its military presence in northern Australia as it looks to project power and provide a deterrence against the increasing threat of China in the Asia-Pacific.

The M1 Abrams tank first proved itself during the 1991 Persian Gulf War when it decimated Saddam Hussein’s armored forces.

And I think just to add a bit of, well, color and texture to Charlie’s analysis ... adjunct fellow with the CSIS Australia chair and a retired major general in the Australian army. Mick, please go ...

The first AH-64E Apache attack helicopter for the Australian Army has entered final assembly at the Boeing production line in Mesa, Arizona, announced the company on Mar. 25, 2025. The first four ...

That review called for a shift toward long-range deterrence, with China's rapid military build-up feeding concerns about the vulnerability of Australia's links to its trade partners and global ...

Hindu festival Holi celebrated with colours across the country but on the ... a befitting reply by the locals to the Mughal army. The unique Holi is organised in the village in the excitement ...

In a move to boost military firepower, Canberra plans to arm Australian soldiers with anti-ship missiles and advanced targeting radars to protect the country’s vast maritime approaches ...

The Australian Army declared an initial operating capability (IOC ... Baseline Australian aircraft, however, will receive modifications such as a nose-mounted colour weather radar. Earlier aircraft ...

Senior military leaders from the Philippines, United States, Japan and Australia discussed initiatives to strengthen regional security during a high-level meeting hosted by the Philippine Army (PA) in ...

The term ‘colours’ broadly encompasses the four distinctive forms of honourable insignia currently in use by the Australian Army. They are (in order of seniority): standards guidons colours banners.