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It was considered one of the deadliest days in the country in recent years. A group with suspected ties to the Islamic State has been blamed.

Nine newspapers have made a string of changes to their defence in a defamation case brought against them by Ben Roberts-Smith.

Date Time Reflecting on First Nations’ stories for Reconcilliation Week This Reconciliation Week, Australians are urged to take meaningful action towards reconciliation to the theme, More than a word. Reconciliation takes action. The week, which takes place from 27 May – 3 June, encourages us all to reflect on the achievements of First Nations Australians, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders who have served in defence of our nation. Minister for Veterans’ Affairs and Minister...

Nine newspapers have made a string of changes to their defence in a defamation case brought against them by Ben Roberts-Smith.

Nine’s legal team has advised Ben Roberts-Smith’s lawyers they will no longer be alleging murder over a 2012 death.

The pandemic crisis has provided Defence with a road map to conscripted civilian teams to “accelerate priority work”.

Veteran suicide: Call for grieving families to be heard Grieving mothers have joined veterans and military lawyers in Canberra to air their concerns over the terms of reference for the Royal Commission into suicides. Health by Adella Beaini Premium Content Subscriber only Grieving mothers have joined veterans and military lawyers in Canberra to air their concerns over the terms of reference for the Royal Commission into veteran suicides in a last bid to...

Soldiers allegedly left without $1.6bn battle computer The nation’s largest joint military exercise could operate the “old fashioned way” following allegations a defence computer system had been compromised. News by Jodie Munro O’Brien 12th May 2021 3:47 PM Premium Content Subscriber only The Australian military might have to return to analogue ways during Talisman Sabre 2021 - their biggest biennial joint military ex...

The new financial year will see one of the biggest military defence deliveries in a generation amid a rapidly deteriorating and uncertain region.

China Has Been ‘Very Clear’ About Their Intentions: Australian Defence Minister Australian Defence Minister Peter Dutton has said that China has been obvious about its intentions in the Indo-Pacific and it wouldn’t be in the country’s national interests to ignore it. He also warned that Australia is already at war on a cyber front from adversaries that he won’t shy away from naming and shaming if they’re state actors. Speaking with The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age on Monday, Du...