Private teams are trialling wireless power on the moon to overcome long nights and extreme cold—early steps toward reliable off-world energy networks that could enable longer missions, shared infrastructure, and sustained human presence.

Aerospace innovation surged in 2025. New sensors, materials, propulsion, and space missions reshaped how humans observe, travel, and operate above Earth—improving efficiency, speed, and access while accelerating the shift toward commercial and cooperative exploration.

USAF is adopting a wargaming system that can operate 10 000 times faster than real time. Strategically, it can answer critical questions on Courses of Action or costing; though rapid experimenting with force design, logistics and battle plans.

Everyday life offers knowledge and skills which can be transposed into the workplace. This article highlights how something routine like city parking can help develop the control, commitment, challenge and confidence essential for workplace performance.

When someone over-explains something in a meeting, it is both annoying and unproductive. It can also be symptomatic of some deep-seated psychosocial issues. These issues can be mitigated through an open and respectful approach.

The State Government has altered legislation in order to strengthen protections for the Anzac Memorials. This highlights Governments’ commitment to honour veterans and families, in light of increasing antisocial behaviour against war memorials.

Ukraine shows that timely surveillance enables decisive strikes. Persistent sensing, fast data fusion, and resilient networks decide when targets are most vulnerable—and failure to protect these systems risks losing the initiative in any high-end conflict.

Miniaturised sonar allows underwater drones to detect submarines without large platforms. This widens sensing coverage, cuts cost, and enables persistent monitoring—changing how underwater spaces are watched, protected, and contested.

Quantum navigation offers precise positioning without satellites. It works underwater and underground. Trials show promise, but ruggedisation remains key—success would reduce disruption risks, protect critical systems, and strengthen resilience where signals fail or are denied.

Trade deals now rise or fall on trust. Facts alone are not enough. Clear stories matter. Shared narratives build consent—without them, agreements face backlash, distortion, and slow erosion, even when the economics are sound.