The Defence Strategic Review (DSR) is changing the way Australia’s defence and innovation ecosystems interact.

Australia will buy a fourth Triton drone for maritime surveillance, despite the US Navy halting production and critics warning of vulnerability to attack.

The USAF's 'Super Eagle' can carry three cruise and 12 air-to-air missiles, featuring digital controls, touchscreens, and advanced electronic systems.

Even though Russia primarily targets larger threats with its air defences, small Ukrainian drones often evade detection; Russia employs a three-tiered defence system.

Operational since 2005, it's the world's first fifth-generation fighter—developed during the Cold War to counter Soviet aircraft.

Australia leverages its geography to shape its space ties with the US and address Defence needs.

New technology could challenge the current thinking as to whether any nation can gain control of the air—missiles and drones may render such control unattainable.

Poland has signed an agreement with Norwegian firm Kongsberg for two naval missile units, including command vehicles and missile launchers.

In preparation for a future where satellites are designed to manoeuvre in space, the Space Force’s rapid acquisition team is working to ensure ground infrastructure is ready to operate those systems.

Despite its hefty price tag, the F-35’s unparalleled capabilities make it a critical strategic aircraft; particularly considering the newer airframes Beijing and Moscow have developed.