With greater investment in manned-unmanned teaming, will come a need for developing 
sovereign space capabilities to manage these systems, enhance ADF C4ISR resiliency, 
and burden share in orbit with the US and other key partners.

Western Sydney University (WSU) and RAAF’s Astrosite tech will be attached to the side of the International Space Station.

ArianeGroup has announced that the Centre for Appropriate Technology (CfAT), located south of Alice Springs, will host their GEOTracker station.

Businesses are at risk of losing their Defence contract if an employee’s actions lead to a security breach, regulatory breach, or loss of Defence information.

Leonardo Australia has become the latest company to add its support to the SmartSat CRC.

Airbus announced that it is supporting the SmartSat Cooperative Research Centre.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has officially opened the Australian Space Agency’s new home in Adelaide.

Penten has embarked on a project to provide SMEs with means to bid for, win and work on government classified projects in a secure and protected environment from any location.

The government has made a long-awaited decision and announced the introduction of partial cost recovery arrangements for space launches in Australia.

Rocket Lab will launch a dedicated mission for the US National Reconnaissance Office (NRO).

As part of the ADF’s push into advanced technology development via DST Group, the Internet of Defence Things has been seen to present significant opportunities.

The speed at which technology is developing has introduced the next phase of cyber warfare.

Pennant has acquired ADG, whose customers include Boeing Defence Australia and 'various Defence departments'.

CSIRO’s iconic Parkes radio telescope – fondly known as ‘The Dish’ – will get a new receiver that will significantly increase the amount of sky it can see.

Infostellar customers will now be able to access to their satellite constellations from the Australian Ground Network – West (AGN-W) site near Mingenew.

Australia and NZ are positioned to gain the benefits of major advances in Europe’s satellite navigation SBAS system.