Older workers in US are disappearing because they are quietly, yet systematically being excluded from the workforce. Older workers are unfairly criticised for tech inadequacy and change resistance; however they bring experience, judgment and perception.

The words and images of war correspondents had an influential role in World War I—as they do today. Working in war zones, close to the action, they reported what they saw and heard.

Strengthening the link between intelligence and policymaking is vital—better integration ensures national decisions are timely, informed and resilient against emerging global challenges. The recent Intelligence Review recommended Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet coordination.

Recent changes to the official veteran definition- recognising about 100,000 more people- brings hope but highlights a long history of neglect. Veterans exposed to atomic tests still uncompensated and Agent Orange health impacts faced slow acknowledgment.

In April 1945, U.S. soldiers raised the American flag in the centre of Nuremberg. Berlin was Germany’s capital, but Nuremberg was considered the Nazi’s political centre due to its importance in generating Nazi propaganda.

The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) will have an innovative new pavement solution, set to revolutionise the RAAF’s ability to rapidly construct temporary pavements in remote locations; and be installed by a small team.

The K1000 Ultra-Long Endurance Uncrewed Aircraft System (UAS) is powered by lithium-ion batteries and can reach an altitude of 20,000 feet (7,000 meters). A single operator can control a fleet of K1000 drones.

One type of water that blankets almost the entire planet is raindrops. Researchers have shown that there might be a way to generate power, just by channeling the drops a certain way.

AI is rapidly influencing workplaces and employees are experiencing anxiety as they navigate its complexities and fear job loses. Supervisors play a major role in understanding and adopting the AI through guidance and training strategies.

How did we go from one or two main meals a day, to three? The answer may lie with the British Royal Navy, which served three regular meals to align with the shipboard routine.