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Personnel from Army, Navy, Air Force and the public service participate in Defence’s annual White Ribbon Day bridge-to-bridge walk around Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra.

Empathy, impact, wellbeing: 10 insights from polling public servants

A poll of public servants has revealed the most important things they believe impact their lives and careers.

2020 Little Telethon Star, Norah Holly takes control in a flight simulator with Flight Lieutenant Andrew Muhl during a visit to RAAF Base Pearce in Western Australia for a tour of the base and an insight into life as a member of the Royal Australian Air Force.

Communication & Cognition

Psychology has struggled for a century to make sense of the mind

After years of research, psychologists still have different ideas on what influences human behaviour.

Australian Army Craftsman Sheldon Anstey from the 3rd Combat Signal Regiment conducts his summative assessment for the Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Subject Two for Corporal Course at the Ralph Honner Simulation Centre, Lavarack Barracks, Queensland.

Military Management

Every Windows user should do this: How to create a Windows 10 bootable USB

A Windows 10 bootable USB drive can save you both time and trouble should you ever need to reinstall Windows, and the app is free.

Flying Officer Charlie Goodacre checks mission data on an IPAD before a sortie on the P-8A Poseidon out of RAAF Base Edinburgh.

Technology & Innovation

The 10 best news apps to stay informed without all the doomscrolling.

News aggregator apps can help you quickly and efficiently select and read news items from across the web.

Royal Australian Air Force Pilot Officer Jarryd Whitlock of Headquarters Air Academy and Aircraftwoman Zena Bates of No. 27 Squadron discuss the mounting process in the J7 Cell while deployed to Simpson Barracks, Victoria on Operation COVID-19 Assist.

A sovereign Australian government data framework

Concerns about digital sovereignty are intensifying because of the inherent risks associated with hosting government data in a foreign cloud.

Technology & Innovation

Australia's lithium miners powering the global electric vehicle charge

Half of all cars made by Volkswagen will be electric by 2030—therefore, the demand for lithium for batteries will increase, and Australia has vast reserves to meet that future demand.

A Squad Packable Utility Robot drives under a 40M Medium Ridged Truck from EPE during a trial at Robertson Barracks, Northern Territory.

Military Management

A new generation of AI-powered robots is taking over warehouses

The Autonomous mobile robot is synonymous with rapid workplace automation, causing job losses and alternate work design, especially for semi-skilled labour.

Australian Invictus Games 2020 competitors battle it out against Team United Kingdom during a wheelchair basketball match at Invictus Games Park in The Hague.

Technology & Innovation

Five Ways Humans Evolved to Be Athletes

The athletic abilities of Homo sapiens have evolved from our primate treetop, bipedal and toolmaking stages.

The Royal Australia Navy Band's Western Australian detachment perform the “Drums Jugalbandi” with local Indian drumming groups during the finale of Diwali Mela - The Festival of India, at Claremont Showgrounds in Perth, Western Australia.

Strategic Influence

Antony Blinken in India: US secretary of state kills many birds with one stone in successful visit

India US relations have never been better, and they are important to Australia as they help to balance China’s influence in the Indo-Pacific.

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University Professor Regina Crameri addresses students visiting the Australian International Airshow as part of the Jericho STEM kids engagement program.

The Brain Science Behind Bad Behavior in Kids

To successfully guide children through problem situations, we need to learn how a child's brain responds to stress, noting that—children are often more driven by instinct than reason.