Defence will go to market in the last quarter of 2016 to find a “new and updated” airborne Electronic Warfare Training System.

The first of 12 Boeing P-8A Poseidon's for the RAAF was rolled out at the company's airfield in Seattle on Tuesday.

BAE Systems has been in Canberra meeting with Australian SMEs over the past two days.

The Air Warfare Destroyer Alliance has announced the successful completion of Builders Sea Trials for the first destroyer Hobart.

The US Navy’s MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircraft system has obtained positive Milestone C low-rate initial production approval.

Queensland defence industry wants a bigger slice of the Defence pie.

A US Navy Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron has made history on September 14.

UAV teams have been making their way to Dalby in Queensland from all over the world in readiness for the annual UAV Challenge.

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The CEO of one of Australia's largest defence primes has responded to negative commentary regarding the Sea 1000 Future submarine program after a full-page ad appeared in The Australian last week.

The event this year was the biggest ever, with over 250 people attending the one-day event.

Senior technical and engineering public servants working within the Naval Technical Bureau and CASG have gone on strike for one week.

Hunternet, a Defence advocacy group for Defence companies in and around the Hunter region of NSW, held its conference this week in Newcastle.

NIFTI is a series of battery-powered wireless sensors temporarily attached to an aircraft’s external surface by adhesive.

Saab will demonstrate sophisticated mixed reality applications, including battlespace visualisation, using interactive holograms at the Australasian Simulation Congress.

The collaborative aspects of the exercise of cyber power by China are likely to outweigh its spoiler effects, according to Professor Greg Austin