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At Claremont Showgrounds, Perth, Able Seaman Maritime Logistics - Chef Phillip Moore, and Leading Seaman Maritime Logistics - Chef Jade Delaporte, plate up the vegetarian meals for the 12th annual Long Table Lunch for Breast Cancer Care - WA under the supervision of Executive Chef Chris Taylor ( Frasers Restaurant

The history of vegetarianism in Australia is only two centuries old and it's full of characters

It’s still a sub-culture, but vegetarianism as a lifestyle choice has been in Australia for almost two hundred years.

1st Joint Public Affairs Unit, Senior Imagery Specialist, Sergeant Brent Tero reads from his kindle on his flight into Afghanistan to begin his deployment.

Communication & Cognition

Beyond bookmarks: The 4 best read it later apps in 2021

Read-it-later apps are the solution to storing and reading online articles.

Minister for Law Enforcement and Cyber Security the Honourable Angus Taylor, MP, makes a speech during the opening of the University of New South Wales' new Cyber Training Centre at the Australian Defence Force Academy.

Worldwide hacking warning issued on how businesses are being compromised during COVID-19

An increase in people working from home due to COVID-19 has left businesses prone to cyberattacks due to flawed software used to help workers connect.

Students, Alexandra Knox and Poppy Sinclair from Glendale Technology High School work on a problem solving exercise with a programmable robot during Navy Immersion Day at the Centre for Innovation, Garden Island Defence Precinct, NSW.

Technology & Innovation

19 A.I. experts reveal the biggest myths about robots

Our perception of how human-like a machine has to a certain extent, been shaped by movies and TV—19 experts claim we are a very long way from building a conscious machine like the 'Terminator'.

Australian Army soldier Corporal Daniel Playford checks the electrical integrity on communications equipment inside the Force Support Element 2 Workshop at Camp Baker, Kandahar, Afghanistan, as part of the NATO-led Resolute Support mission.

Technology & Innovation

Electric vehicle batteries: what will they look like in the future?

The batteries used in Electric Vehicles (EV) have limitations. As a result, scientists are exploring lithium iron phosphate batteries that are much cheaper to manufacture, safer, and can charge quickly.

A No. 100 Squadron English Electric Canberra Bomber TT heritage aircraft after take-off at the Temora Aviation Museum.

Technology & Innovation

This British Jet Bomber Was So Good The Americans Wanted It Too

Designed by the British in 1945, the Canberra Bomber was pitted against the world's best and outperformed them all.

Members of the Royal South Australian Regiment listen to a safety briefing on board an Australian Army Boeing CH-47 Chinook as they prepare to depart for Kangaroo Island as part of Operation Bushfire Assist 19-20, January 13.

Communication & Cognition

Listening well is a skill that can be learnt and should be practised often

While researching for her book, author and journalist Kate Murphy asked hundreds of people ‘what does it mean to be a good listener?’

Royal Australian Navy sailor Leading Seaman (LS) Communication Information Systems April Sadler is deployed aboard HMAS Melbourne, which is patrolling in the Middle East region as part of Operation Manitou. LS Sadler’s morale is high as she was only married in January, but it is her mother who… read more

You Tossed Your Cookies But They’re Still Tracking You; Here’s How to Hide Your Browser Fingerprint

Browser fingerprinting is a sneaky way advertisers and others use cookies to track you online—but there are ways to hide your digital fingerprint.

NUSHIP Sydney’s Marine Technicians Petty Officer Tyron Creek (left) and Able Seaman Nicholas Aguilar-anear watch as Instructor Matt Mewburn gives a class on blacksmithing at Everleigh Works Blacksmith in Redfern, Sydney.

How Can You Be Sure Someone Has What It Takes to Lead Others? Look for 6 Key Behaviors

Many organisations regard their workers as a valuable asset—therefore, good leaders are vitally important to ensure that organisations retain their people.

Royal Australian Air Force No 76 Squadron held a Family Day at RAAF Base Williamtown on Friday 09 April 2021. The family members of 76 Squadron personnel were invited to visit the base and squadron, presenting a special insight into their family member’s role and work environment. The event included static displays of a Hawk 127 lead-in fighter, PC-21, fire truck, CHC helicopter, simulator demonstrations, military working dog displays and a Hawk flying display.

10 Things Every Parent With a Connected Kid Needs to Know

Parenting tech-savvy children has never been more challenging, but there is help available to enable parents to guide their kids toward making good online choices.