Some models able to be launched from MQ-9 Reaper drones, others used in Ukraine. Mass production aims at 1000's per month. UAVs combine surveillance and precision strike, offering rapid, distributed, cost-effective, low-risk options.

Building strength requires consistent, gradual increases in training load—small, steady progress, adequate rest, and attention to technique matter far more than rapid or erratic weight jumps. Keeping a workout log helps track consistent progress.

The Australian Signals Directorate’s 2024–25 Cyber Threat Report exposes escalating cybercrime and state-backed intrusions, underscoring the urgent need for stronger national defences, coordinated public–private action, and improved cyber hygiene to protect Australia’s digital resilience.

Naval forces face strategic and economic challenges as high-cost warships counter low-cost, mass-produced threats. The Red Sea experience highlights the need for distributed fleets, layered defences, cost-effective magazines, and emerging technologies.

The U.S. Army’s new Janus Program aims to deploy small, long-lasting nuclear micro-reactors on bases worldwide, enhancing energy resilience, reducing diesel dependence, and ensuring reliable power for future Indo-Pacific and remote operations.

Across decades of conflict, women have turned principle into practice—proving that inclusive, community-led leadership strengthens peacebuilding, governance, and long-term stability. Bougainville women mediated peace through cultural authority and Timor-Leste achieved strong women’s parliamentary representation.

This video game, restores team-based, tactical gameplay, emphasising squad roles, coordination, and environmental awareness. While single-player campaigns remain forgettable, multiplayer captures realistic combat rhythms, offering an immersive experience for service members and veterans.

Defence lacks the tools to track emerging technologies as the pace of innovation exceeds traditional defence processes. The gap between research and readiness continues widening while dual-use technologies blur the lines between threat and breakthrough.

Modern firearms can fire in space because bullets contain their own oxidiser. The shot is silent, it faces almost no atmospheric drag, and the shooter is pushed backwards by recoil.

Rising GPS interference from Russian systems threatens civil, military, and critical infrastructure across Europe. Experts urge adoption of jamming-resistant technology—including laser-based satellite communications—to secure navigation, timing, and defence operations in contested environments.