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A C-130J Hercules makes a night landing at Lord Howe Island during aircrew night-time training circuits at the island’s airfield.

Technology & Innovation

The case for a ‘disinformation CERN’

Governments failed to see the powerful impact that social and other media would have regarding spreading disinformation*.

Queensland player Sergeant Shane Rudken goes for a goal against New South Wales goal keeper Corporal Tyler Harris in an overtime shootout during the final game of the ADF Hockey Championship at Daceyville, NSW.

Communication & Cognition

How to Set More Ambitious Goals

Most of us set ourselves goals, but what if there was a way to push ourselves to achieve more?

Australian Army soldiers start the 10km Run Army event in Brisbane on Sunday, 24 April 2022.

OCD could be the world's most misunderstood mental illness. It's also one of the most treatable

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can be a lot more than just needing to have your pens lined up neatly in a row—it can be dark, shameful and terrifying.

Royal Australian Navy personnel, Lieutenant Kit Low (foreground), from HMAS Waterhen and Leading Seaman Electronics Technician Callum Spence, from HMAS Kuttabul, use Computer Aided Design to develop ideas at the Centre for Innovation, Fleet Base East in Sydney.

The bizarre story of the inventor of ransomware

In 1989 Eddie Willems became the worlds first known recipient of a ransomware attack.

A Republic of Fiji Military Forces soldier conducts an interview at Queen Elizabeth Barracks during Exercise Coral Warrior 2021 in Fiji.

Threat of major cyber attack on critical infrastructure real, national security boss warns

The Home Affairs Secretary, Mike Pezzullo, states that the threat of a major cyberattack on Australian infrastructure is a very real possibility.

An Australian Army CH-47F Chinook helicopter at sunset onboard HMAS Adelaide during Operation Tonga Assist 2022.

Technology & Innovation

Did someone drop a zero? Australia’s digital economy budget spend should be 10 times bigger

The Conversation argues that digital intelligence is crucial for Australian prosperity and security; therefore, the government should be prepared to provide more funding.

Australian Invictus Games 2020 coach Royal Australian Navy sailor Warrant Officer Andrew Bertoncin (centre) talks to Team Australia competitors after the wheelchair basketball match against the United Kingdom at Invictus Games Park in The Hague.

Military Management

Coach, Mentor, Advise or Instruct: How to Develop High-Performing Teams

Coaching, mentoring, advising and instructing are all separate tools that can help us develop our people.

Air Vice-Marshal Catherine Roberts, AO, CSC, Commander of Defence Space Command, at the Defence Space Command Headquarters opening at Fairbairn in Canberra, ACT.

Air & Space Power

Royal Australian Air Force Air Vice-Marshal Catherine Roberts to become Australia's first space commander

AVM Catherine Roberts has been appointed to head Australia's new Space Divsion.

Photograph by “Chop” Lance Corporal Glenn Power Caption: “Friday Morning Blues” – It’s not a weekly music festival that the members of the 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment are looking forward to, they’re preparing themselves for another weekly “Battle PT” (Battle Physical Training) session, knowing… read more

You Are Not a Leader Until You Face These 5 Pains

Leadership strategist Elizabeth Hartke lists five rites of passage she says every leader must go through and why they're essential to creating the organisation of your dreams.

A 'blood moon' lunar eclipse behind a Royal Australian Air Force No. 35 Squadron C-27J Spartan aircraft, on the flight line at RAAF Base Darwin during Exercise Pitch Black 2018.

Air & Space Power

What is Australia's space division, and why is it in the military?

Putting the new Space Division into the military makes it easier for Australia to coordinate intelligence gathering with our Five Eyes allies (USA, Canada, New Zealand and the UK.).