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March 17, 2021
 A senior ranking Navy commander has blamed a "few bad apples" for the bullying and abuse inside the Australian Defence Force, after a grieving father interrupted a recruitment event. The "I can, you can women in Defence luncheon" event was held for young women wanting to join the ADF at the Gold Coast on Saturday. However, a distraught Alan Bailey took the opportunity to tell potential recruits to "think before you join" after losing his Navy daughter Teri. Mr Baileys daughter took he...
March 15, 2021
Department of Defence Issued by Senator the Hon Marise Payne, Acting Defence Minister Two Royal Australian Navy ships, HMA Ships Anzac (III) and Sirius are conducting a two-month deployment throughout the Northeast Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia. Led by HMAS Anzac, the task group will conduct a number of bilateral and multilateral activities including participating in Exercise La Perouse, a French-led multilateral maritime exercise in the Northeast Indian Ocean. Acting Minister for Defence, S...
March 15, 2021
Deployed information and communications technology will help the Australian Defence Force ‘exploit new capabilities’, says KBR. The Mission IT & Security Solutions business unit (Sigma Bravo) in KBR is participating in a three-year, $175 million programme to help sustain secure deployed networks for the Australian Defence Force (ADF). Key deliverables include providing support for information and communications technology (ICT), engineering, and logistics support for the ADF Chief Informati...
March 11, 2021
The United States on Wednesday blacklisted two Islamist extremist groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Mozambique as foreign terrorist organizations over accusations of links to Islamic State (ISIS). The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) in Congo and its leader Seka Musa Baluku and Mozambique's Ahlu Sunnah Wa-Jama and its leader Abu Yasir Hassan were also named "specially designated global terrorists."
March 10, 2021
. “The Board of Prison Fellowship and the senior management team are thrilled Alliance Defending Freedom will operate on the same property and buildings our founder, the late Charles Colson, dedicated to the Lord.” Prison Fellowship has occupied the current location since January of 2005 after outgrowing its Reston, Virginia, location. As part of the sale, an agreement has been reached with ADF for the ministry to lease space in the building for two years. Prison Fellowship has been a ...
March 9, 2021
Date Time Why are helicopters flying over Wollongong? The Australian Defence Force (ADF) is currently conducting maritime counter-terrorism training in the Wollongong area during the night and day. ADF says the public should not be alarmed if they see or hear military helicopters, vehicles and military personnel carrying weapons. No ammunition will be used during the training. The training involves responses to simulated terrorist scenarios, and NSW Police and local councils are aware of the tr...
March 9, 2021
Cairns TAFE secures Australian Defence Force contract for maritime training to boost security News by Toby Vue Premium Content  CAIRNS has won a $36m naval training program to help expand its maritime sector capabilities and diversify the economy. TAFE Queensland in Cairns and the Australian Defence Force signed a contract on Tuesday to deliver a five-year maritime programthat will train students from 12 Pacific Island nations to crew 21 guardian patr...
March 8, 2021
News by Adella Beaini Premium Content Teri Bailey joined the Australian Navy in 2014, but what was meant to be a lifelong career became a shattered dream. The Navy recruit took her own life on her 25th birthday in December last year following a traumatic experience in which she says she was subjected to an attempted sexual assault and was then abused by the Navy when she reported the incident. Her distraught father Alan, sister Alexandra and brother Jac...
March 7, 2021
News by Adella Beaini Premium Content Teri Bailey joined the Australian Navy in 2014, but what was meant to be a lifelong career became a shattered dream. The Navy recruit took her own life on her 25th birthday in December last year following a traumatic experience in which she says she was subjected to an attempted sexual assault and was then abused by the Navy when she reported the incident. Her distraught father Alan, sister Alexandra and brother Jac...
March 5, 2021
The Australian Defence Force will help administer COVID-19 vaccines in parts of the country that aren't readily accessible by other medical providers.