Australian Army attack helicopters of the future could be equipped with the ability to operate their own fleet of drones, able to conduct surveillance or to attack targets including hostile drones | Max Blenkin

Canada will acquire an Over-the-Horizon Radar Network through a partnership with Australia | Ewen Levick

Lockheed Martin Australia will collaborate with the Australian supplier, AW Bell, to progress production verification activities for the manufacture of canards for Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System munitions.

URO, Vehículos Especiales S.A. has announced a partnership with EPE New Zealand for the New Zealand Ministry of Defence’s Protected Mobility Capability Project.

Australia has been approved by the United States State Department for a possible Foreign Military Sale of Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System-Alternate Warhead Rounds and related equipment.

The Australian Army has placed a follow-up order with Vegvisir, an Estonian-Croatian startup, for their Mixed Reality-based technology. 

A new Regional Support Centre for L3Harris Communication Systems has been opened in the Brisbane suburb of Pinkenba.

The first three vehicles under Army’s Land 8116 Phase 1 were handed over at Hanwha’s Armoured vehicle Centre of Excellence | Grant McHerron

The Minister for Defence, Richard Marles, visited the Hanwha Armoured Vehicle Centre of Excellence (H-ACE) facility to receive the first LAND 8116 vehicles in Australian camouflage markings today. 

Army is progressing reforms to the Land Domain Training System in response to the need for change demanded by both the 2024 National Defence Strategy and evolving world events | Ben Felton

Already well-established following its work on a short-range air defence system for the Australian Army and, more recently, the Naval Strike Missile for the Navy, Kongsberg Defence Australia is expanding significantly.

Defence has ordered 40 additional Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicles from Thales Australia at a cost of more than $100 million.

Army Aviation is undergoing its most significant period of change in almost two decades, with the introduction of new helicopter types and the relocation of two of its major units to Townsville and Oakey in Queensland | Nigel Pittaway

The COVID-19 pandemic was catastrophic for the New Zealand Defence Force | Tim Fish

Lockheed Martin Australia and Thales Australia have successfully tested four locally designed warheads which will inform future work under the Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordnance Enterprise.

The US Defense Security Cooperation Agency has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale of FGM-148F Javelin anti-armour weapons to Australia at an estimated cost of $US100 million.