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Australian Army officer Brigadier Ana Duncan, AM, CSC, Commandant of the Royal Military College of Australia, participates in a brief at Victoria Barracks, Sydney.
2 Apr 2022
Business Skilling

11 Characteristics of a Critical Thinker

Many employers value the ability to think critically, as it allows someone to sift through information and discriminate between what’s helpful and what’s less valuable—however, these skills need active development.
8 minutes
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Squadron Leader Emma Kilpatrick takes advantage of the flexible working arrangements by working from home.
1 May 2022
Business Skilling

Trends for the modern workplace in 2022 and beyond

Current employment and businesses are changing and probably need to adopt strategies to maintain productivity and culture when operating with a remote workforce.
8 minutes
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Royal Australian Navy medical officer Lieutenant Commander Sarah Wong in the operating theatre during a collective training simulation activity at HMAS Penguin in Sydney.
16 Apr 2022
Wellbeing

SUVs, Trucks More Prone to Hitting Pedestrians

A new report has found that larger vehicles are much more likely than cars to hit and kill pedestrians, suggesting that car drivers might better see pedestrians than drivers of larger vehicles.
4 minutes
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Team Australia Invictus Games supporter Nicole Bradley cheers on Australian competitors during the indoor rowing event at Invictus Games Park in The Hague, Netherlands.
15 Apr 2022
Wellbeing

Our Love Of Sport Is Now A Gateway To Gambling

Sport is woven into Australian culture, but the relationship between sport and gambling has again surfaced after betting agency Sportsbet was fined a record $A2.5 million for breaching Australia’s spam laws earlier this month (March).
7 minutes
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Head of Air Force Capability, Air Vice-Marshal Cath Roberts AM, CSC, inside the Electro Optic Systems (EOS) control room at Mount Stromlo Observatory, Canberra.
29 Mar 2022
Technology & Innovation

The James Webb Space Telescope has sent back its clearest image yet

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the Hubble replacement, has undergone a crucial phase of mirror alignment and has taken the highest resolution infrared images of distant galaxies ever taken from space.
3 minutes
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The starburst of the Hayabusa re-entry is clearly visible from approximately 170km north of Woomera. The Hayabusa spacecraft was launched by the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) in 2003.
29 Mar 2022
Technology & Innovation

ASA's Artemis moon rocket just rode a 'supertank' to the launch pad

NASA's Orion spacecraft and the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket have begun final preparations for a dress rehearsal test.
8 minutes
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ADF member checks for the presence of hydrogen sulphide during a toxic hazard exercise in HMAS Melbourne's sewage collection holding tank compartment.
24 Apr 2022
Technology & Innovation

Australian researchers claim ‘giant leap’ in technology to produce affordable renewable hydrogen

The production of affordable hydrogen has taken a major step forward, according to Australian researchers, who claim we are now much closer to the time when green hydrogen will be competitive with fossil fuels as an energy source.
6 minutes
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Australian Army soldier from the Australian Defence Force Cyber Gap Program competes in the 'capture the flag' cyber skills challenge in Canberra from 24 to 30 May 2021.
31 Mar 2022
Cyber

Forget Cyberwar: We Need Cybersecurity First

Timothy Edgar argues that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shattered many illusions regarding cyberwar—for example, offensive cyber-operations are no substitute for effective cybersecurity.
17 minutes
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Australian Army soldiers from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment, conduct a support by fire with their 50 cal heavy machine gun during a clearance patrol through Cowley Beach Training Area during the combined arms training activity on 03 November 2021.
27 Mar 2022
Strategic Influences

Now is not the time to buy lots of heavy armoured vehicles

Michael Shoebridge writing for the Strategist, argues that recent conflicts in the Ukraine and Azerbaijan has demonstrated that cheap drones can sometimes stop expensive tanks.
8 minutes
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Army Captain Laura McCarthy serving under Service Category 3 (SERCAT 3) studying at home.
20 Apr 2022
Business Skilling

Hybrid work becomes new battleground in war for talent

Employers hoping to return to a traditional workplace where you leave your home to go to work are likely to be disappointed.
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