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Australian Army soldiers from 1st Combat Engineer Regiment extract water for desalination and purification from Victoria River in the Northern Territory during Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025.
24 Sep 2025
Strategic Influence

Why future wars will be fought over water supply

Water scarcity driven by climate change will destabilise nations, strain cities, and intensify international disputes—making fresh water a central factor in future global security and economic resilience. Water shortages could halve global food production.
12 minutes
5538
23 Sep 2025
Cyber

UK, US and allies call out Chinese tech firms for aiding global cyber attacks

The UK’s NCSC and allied agencies accuse Chinese tech firms of aiding state-backed cyberattacks under ‘Salt Typhoon’, targeting global infrastructure and enabling China’s security forces to access sensitive communications and movement data.
3 minutes
5542
Royal Australian Air Force, Chief of Air Force, Air Marshal Stephen Chappell DSC, CSC, OAM and Warrant Officer of the Air Force, Ralph Clifton lay poppies at Australian War Graves at Bomana War Cemetery during the Papua New Guinea Defence Week in Port Moresby as part of the 50th Anniversary Celebrations
23 Sep 2025
Military History

War detectives try to solve mystery of Australia's lost soldiers

Australia is one of a handful of countries continuing to search for missing soldiers from WW1 and 11. More than 30,000 are unaccounted for and the Unrecovered War Casualties — Army team is working with relatives.
12 minutes
5485
23 Sep 2025
Technology & Innovation

Use Cases for Collecting Radiation Measurements with Unmanned Systems

Unmanned systems with radiation detectors allow rapid, remote measurement of hazardous environments, reducing exposure risks for personnel, improving situational awareness, and enabling scalable, efficient responses during radiological incidents or emergency operations.
2 minutes
5483
23 Sep 2025
Wellbeing

How to escape the “dopamine crash loop” and rewire your curiosity

Dopamine drives motivation rather than pleasure, making it both the fuel for achievement and the trap of instant gratification. By understanding reward loops, we can consciously rewire curiosity and align motivation with meaningful, lasting goals.
3 minutes
5506
HMAS Choules, HMAS Stuart, HMAS Arunta, HMAS Warramunga, HMAS Toowoomba, HMAS Stalwart and the forecastle of HMAS Hobart in the foreground alongside Fleet Base West as the sun rises
22 Sep 2025
Military History

ANI at 50: Two Ocean Basing

Australia’s decision to base ships on both coasts reshaped operations and culture—expanding infrastructure, training and support, while introducing challenges for personnel and long-term planning that continue to shape future capability development.
14 minutes
5519
22 Sep 2025
Air & Space Power

Why Ukraine remains the world's most innovative war machine

The on-going war between Russia and Ukraine has become the world’s testing ground for drone and un-crewed warfare. From FPV strike drones to AI-enabled systems, innovation has redefined tactics, logistics, and survivability.
10 minutes
5526
The National Advanced Surface to Air Missile System fires an AIM-120 Advanced Medium Range Air to Air Missile during it's first ever Australian live-fire at Woomera Test Range in South Australia on 14 November 2023.
22 Sep 2025
Strategic Influence

Indonesia’s KHAN missiles aren’t targeting China

The new missiles aren’t aimed at China. Instead, they reflect domestic priorities: protecting the planned capital in Borneo, managing West Papua concerns, and reinforcing overlapping claims with Malaysia. First Southeast Asian state with ballistic missiles.
8 minutes
5481
22 Sep 2025
Military Management

Middle managers serve the most important role — but companies waste their talent

High-performing middle managers are essential talent managers. Unfortunately, many organisations burden them with administrative tasks and insufficient autonomy; undermining leadership, morale, and retention precisely when adaptable management is most vital.
5 minutes
5514
22 Sep 2025
Strategic Influence

After Chinese ships ram each other, concern over dangerous encounters in South China Sea

A recent collision between a Chinese PLAN warship and a Chinese Coast Guard vessel in the South China Sea highlights poor coordination and aggressive seamanship. China’s actions risk regional stability by escalating tensions.
4 minutes

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