A GPS alternative has been developed, which uses quantum sensors to measure Earth's magnetic fields for navigation. AQNav, tested by the US Air Force, is interference-proof and aims to provide a disruption-free navigation solution.

The US Air Force’s sixth-generation fighter program, Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) decision should balance costs (three times higher than F-35 estimates) and evolving technology. Collaborative combat aircraft, drones and hypersonic missile priorities being considered.

Ukrainian troops have shared their experiences of using Australian Bushmaster IMVs against Russian forces, for transporting troops and providing cover. The Ukrainians said they appreciated the vehicle's armour, spaciousness, and thermal vision systems.

The package delivers drones, missiles, artillery and, landmines which deactivate automatically to reduce civilian risk. The US, China, India and Russia are not part of the Ottawa Convention which prohibits anti-personnel mine use.

Methanol, a toxic industrial chemical, poses severe health risks when consumed—causing blindness, organ damage (metabolises in the liver), and death. Emergency treatment includes ethanol and blood dialysis. Awareness and vigilance are critical for prevention.

This unique aircraft combines helicopter and aircraft features but design limitations impact safety and reliability. Modifications could improve reliability but are limited. The USAF variants require additional engine power while its complexity test crews.

The strategy focuses on balancing affordability, adaptability, and operational mass. Low-cost missiles, collaborative combat aircraft, agility, and speed are key priorities. Reforpac will coincide with Talisman Sabre 2025 with over 300 aircraft involved.

Australia's unpreparedness —highlighted by three major reports—stems from fragmented planning, weak leadership, and inadequate systems for managing disaster risks and critical infrastructure. Building resilience demands long-term, transformative action and for evidence-based disaster funding.

As the start of a multi-phase Unimog and Pinzgauer fleet replacement program, NZ's Army will receive 60 modern light and medium utility vehicles improving interoperability with allies, including NATO. NZ$100 million cost.

The partnership should deliver Electro-Optical (EO) sensors and fire control systems for current and future surface combatants. Sophisticated algorithms and innovative decision support technology should enhance capability.