Rheinmetall and defence technology startup Breaker have signed a teaming agreement to integrate voice control of autonomous systems into Australia’s Boxer combat reconnaissance vehicles.
The U.S. Navy has delivered an initial digital test range to Australia’s Department of Defence to evaluate autonomous aircraft software before flight.
The sensor supports missions across an operating environment marked by long distances, remote locations and extensive coastlines.
Australian warships HMAS Sydney and HMAS Stuart conducted joint training in international waters in the South China Sea, reinforcing Australia’s maritime presence during their Indo-Pacific deployments.
A shipment of F-35 fighter jet components sent from Australia for repairs in the United States was mistakenly diverted to Hong Kong, Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles said.
The Australian Army is preparing to end Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopter flights in Darwin after two decades of service, clearing another milestone in its transition to the AH-64E Apache.
Australian F-35A Lightning II fighters have landed in New Zealand for the first time during a bilateral training deployment focused on combat readiness.
Australia’s MQ-4C Triton has achieved Initial Operational Capability, giving the Royal Australian Air Force a new long-range surveillance capability across the country’s primary area of military interest.
Australia and New Zealand have formalised plans for closer naval integration through a new bilateral framework known as Plan Tasman.
Rolls-Royce Submarines will build the nuclear reactors for every Australian SSN-AUKUS submarine at its Raynesway facility in Derby, placing Britain at the centre of one of Australia’s largest defence programmes.
Raytheon Australia has completed a multiyear program to deliver and integrate NASAMS for the Australian Army.
Australia has tested the AGM-158C Long Range Anti-Ship Missile with a P-8A Poseidon, extending work on the weapon beyond the F/A-18F Super Hornet.
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