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Australian Army soldiers from 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment conduct an assault on the enemy main defensive position during Exercise Brolga Run 23 at Townsville Field Training Area,
21 Oct 2025
Military Management

How to count Australian defence spending as (almost) 2.8 percent of GDP

Using NATO’s measures, Australia is already spending nearly 2.8 percent ($69 Billion) if Defence pensions are included. Different accounting rules for equipment purchases also effect the percentages. Percentages alone don’t guarantee capability or outcomes however.
8 minutes
5645
21 Oct 2025
Air & Space Power

NATO’s Air Defense Dilemma

Recent Russian incursions into NATO airspace test alliance resolve. NATO’s reactive border defence is costly and limited, while a forward defence—supporting Ukraine with integrated air systems—reduces escalation risk and strengthens long-term deterrence.
7 minutes
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F/A-18E Super Hornet, attached to the Dambusters of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 195, lands on the flight deck of the U.S. Navy’s only forward-deployed aircraft carrier, USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76), during flight operations in support of Talisman Sabre 23
21 Oct 2025
Strategic Influence

Is the US really losing to China in Southeast Asia?

China holds broad regional influence while the US remains strong only in select partnerships—the Philippines and Singapore. Southeast Asian nations show multipolar dynamics, not a simple two-power contest. Australia’s strengths are diplomacy and defence.
7 minutes
5612
21 Oct 2025
Wellbeing

Space travel found to accelerate cellular aging

New research shows that blood-forming stem cells age prematurely in space, causing DNA damage and reduced regenerative capacity. Findings raise urgent challenges for astronaut health, while offering insights into human aging and disease on Earth.
3 minutes
5675
21 Oct 2025
Military Management

More troops suspended pending investigations into Kirk-related posts

A significant number of USAF personnel were suspended recently, for controversial social media comments about the death of a conservative influencer. This is a timely reminder of Defence’s strict social media policy.
3 minutes
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Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force SH-60 Seahawk on HMAS Brisbane
21 Oct 2025
Leadership

Japan's LDP, Ishin agree to form coalition government, Kyodo says

The agreement sets the stage for Sanae Takaichi to become the country's first female prime minister. Takaichi favours revising Japan's pacifist post-war constitution to recognise the role of its expanding military.
3 minutes
5646
20 Oct 2025
Air & Space Power

Ukraine begins sharing drone expertise with Denmark deployment, Zelenskyy says

Ukraine has sent a mission to Denmark to share frontline drone warfare expertise, aiding Europe’s ‘drone wall’ initiative. The move highlights Europe’s reliance on Ukrainian experience and NATO’s growing air defence challenges amid Russian incursions.
1 minutes
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Australian Army soldiers from 13th Engineer Regiment conduct airfield maintenance at RAAF Base Curtin, Western Australia, during Exercise Austral Shield 2024. Mid Caption:
20 Oct 2025
Strategic Influence

Australia’s northern air bases: building resilience, slowly

RAAF Tindal and Darwin are receiving major investments. Upgrades remain slow however- Learmonth due 2027 and Curtin 2028. Resilience comes from hardening, dispersal, redundancy, speed of repair and active defensive missile capabilities.
6 minutes
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20 Oct 2025
Technology & Innovation

How new technology could make it easier to identify covert bioweapons programs

Advances in open-source intelligence, satellite imagery, genomic sequencing, and microbial forensics enhance the ability to detect clandestine bioweapons programs. Strengthened verification, combined with improved confidence-building measures, is essential to maintain treaty compliance and reduce escalation.
7 minutes
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Royal New Zealand Navy and Royal Australian Navy Chefs prepare food in the galley onboard HMAS Canberra for an Official Reception held alongside Wellington, New Zealand.
20 Oct 2025
Wellbeing

Do TikTok ‘anti-inflammatory diets’ really work?

Science shows a balanced Mediterranean-style approach—rich in whole foods and low in processed products—supports health and reduces inflammation without unnecessary exclusions. Probiotics may assist in lowering inflammation markers. Avoiding dairy generally unnecessary.
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