Relativity, a technology start-up, plans to build rockets quickly and cheaply using 3d printers and robots; however, success is not guaranteed.

This article from the RAAF technology news web pages reports that the Australian Government has opened R&D Centre to research and possibly develop hypersonic missiles—missiles that can go at five times the speed of sound.

Western Australia looks set to welcome clean, green flying machines to its skies.

The James Webb space telescope is a quantum technological leap allowing astronomers to examine much more of the universe.

Both Pfizer and Moderna are working on vaccines that target Omicron, but will this help us control COVID?

The European Union is committed to more involvement in the Indo-Pacific, considering economic, capability and geopolitical constraints.

In early 1940 the Spitfire appeared to be no match for the German Messerschmitt Bf-109 during aerial combat; however, switching the Spitfire's variable speed propellor to a constant speed propellor—dramatically improved the Spitfire's performance and more than made it a match for the Bf-109.

This article from Wonderful Engineering identifies five benefits that organisations such as the police force, private companies or other government departments can gain from using Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) software.

As of mid-January, five-million Australians had been triple-jabbed—but are they getting the right booster?

The appointment of Carolyn Kennedy—who has direct access to President Biden—as US Ambassador to Australia shows the importance President Biden places on the US’s relationship with Australia.