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The Albanese government will send ADF personnel and aircraft to Middle East as a “contingency” to support Australians in the area should the conflict between terror group Hamas and Israel worsen.  

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Locals want security agencies to address lapses

Police blamed the attack on Allied Democratic Forces, accused of slaughtering thousands of civilians in the violence-ravaged eastern DRC.

The conversation about terrorism, more aptly the war on terror, has gained currency in Uganda

Shadow defence minister Andrew Hastie says he is “worried” the fighting between Israel and Hamas could ignite a broader conflict that drags other nations into war.

Three people, including tourists from South Africa and Britain, were killed in an attack linked to an Islamic movement, the ADF, in Uganda.

The Islamic State's Central Africa Province, known locally as the Allied Democratic Forces, or ADF, mounted its second attack in western Uganda since last Friday. The mobile unit currently operating inside Uganda represents the first sustained guerrilla presence in the country since 2007.

Australias MRH90 Taipan helicopter fleet have been retired early just months after four crew members died in a horror crash during a military exercise in the Whitsundays.

Townsville will become Australias Army capital with hundreds of troops set to be relocated to north Queensland as part of a major defence capability restructure.