The Strategist's Shoebridge thinks that if the Ukrainian military has upgraded its weapons capability in eight years—why does it take Australia so long to upgrade ADF weapon systems.

The battles fought on the beaches of Gallipoli, Turkey, in 1915 brought the new Australian nation together and established the military reputation of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC).

The Skeptic Dictionary takes a pro-science view on claims, strange beliefs, deceptions and dangerous delusions.

Scientists at Drexel University USA may have found a way to create lithium-sulphur batteries with three times the capacity of existing batteries.

Russian warship Moskva sunk by Ukrainian anti-ship missile, US says, backing claims by Kyiv.

A new study shows a link between climate change and human evolution and is based on a six-month study using the Aleph supercomputer in South Korea.

In 2017, China offered to build Papua New Guinea (PNG), the tallest building in the country. But now, the tower—touted at the time as a symbol of ‘friendship between the two nations’—sits empty.

Scientists have enabled a person with complete paralysis to communicate using an implanted brain-computer interface (BCI). The hope now is that verbal communication with such devices may one day be possible.

In this article, CAF, Air Marshal Hupfeld, notes that the RAAF, for the foreseeable future, will need to be able to operate in an environment of 'constant competition'.

The 2021 National Research Infrastructure (NRI) Roadmap has identified priorities for future investment in Australia's national research infrastructure. The strategy will help coordinate and support research across various fields by providing resources, digital tools and expertise.