A conundrum for military managers is how much can they reveal, if anything, about personal management matters to maintain both morale and privacy.

The demands of employees are increasing, however, to maintain productivity the astute manager will try and be flexible while still working within and meeting organisational requirements.

This article examines the US military’s pivot towards a naval and air capabilities focus, in anticipation of a potential large-scale conflict with China in the Indo-Pacific. Of note, China has the largest naval fleet in the world.

This article examines how volunteering can bring about positive physical and mental health benefits, and highlights a connection between volunteering and more positive emotions, less loneliness and more social support.

This article argues the Australian Signals Directorate's partnership with Amazon Web Services to build a Top-Secret Cloud for the ADF presents both opportunities and significant risks.

Identifying the flu, COVID-19, and RSV is difficult due to similar symptoms, but knowing key differences and using specific tests aids diagnosis. Understanding these distinctions is vital for effective personnel management and reducing the spread of illness.

Winter offers the best stargazing conditions in Australia due to clearer skies, longer nights, and optimal visibility of key celestial events and constellations, providing an excellent opportunity for astronomical observations.

This comprehensive article outlines why nuclear submarines are a key component of the Defence Strategic Review.

This article examines how the war in Ukraine has forced Russia to scramble for military resources, and turn to allies for support. This illustrates Russia’s desperation after becoming increasingly isolated on the global stage.

This article examines how our capacity for empathy can be used for good or evil; illustrating how an empathetic person can turn to support or charity work, or manipulate people for personal gain.