This article examines a major global technology outage affecting flights, financial institutions, and companies worldwide, illustrating the critical dependence on technology and the necessity for robust cybersecurity measures in national security and defence strategies.

Recognising signs of muscle loss due to diet is crucial for maintaining physical readiness and performance. Understanding these signs and implementing corrective measures ensures sustained strength and resilience, essential for operational effectiveness and overall well-being.

South Korea's deployment of laser weapons against North Korean drones highlights key defence strategies. This development can provide useful lessons for those interested in defence-related issues and preparing for remote-controlled aerial threats.

The South China Sea is one of the world’s most heavily trafficked sea lanes—and China’s desperate to control it.

Indonesia matters to Australia and the ADF. It’s our closest SE neighbour, with a growing economy, 280 million population and expanding defence program.

The UK Army’s experience in recruiting Fijian and Gurkha soldiers could provide valuable lessons for the ADF.

The UK Labour government's Asia-Pacific ambitions include Catherine West—Australian-born and Mandarin-speaking—as minister for the Pacific region. She is expected to play a key role in strategic and diplomatic efforts to enhance understanding of regional dynamics.

The article covers the arrest of a Russian-born ADF Private and her husband for espionage, highlighting Australia's counter-espionage laws and their impact on national security.

In an increasingly complex workplace, using different ways of thinking may help reduce technostress.

The aim is to return to a stricter standardization of ammunition to make shells interoperable on the battlefield.