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Defence Families to Receive Lower Healthcare Costs
Fusion of expertise aims to develop sovereign capability
Ghost Shark: A Stealthy Revolution
RAAF Aids Santa’s Pacific Gift-Giving
Premier unveils new team with focus on renewal and experience
7 District Court Judges Appointed
Wild weather disrupts tara iti breeding season
Royal Military College graduation 13 December
Vanuatu, Australia Sign Security Pact
ADF netball plans 2023 attack
India Families Reconnect Through Exercise
Audit committee public hearings to interrogate procurement, overseas crisis management
Inspired Young Sailors Chart New Horizons
Poseidon Aircraft Delivered to Air Force
UniSA shining light in $100m BRIGHT beamlines partnership
Breaking language barriers in Indonesia
Setting up Indigenous youth for success
ANSTO shining light on Australian Synchrotron’s $100M BRIGHT beamlines
Local Jobs Fund accelerating industry in Territory
ADFA farewells class of 2022 at historic graduation parade
HMAS Wollongong decommissions in Cairns
Combined space operations initiative principals board meeting 9 December
HMAS Hobart welcomes two special guests
Explosive devices don’t make good geocaches
Appointment of ASIS Director-General
Christmas treat for Amberley families
Firefighters make difference three ways
Committee to hold hearing to review international armed conflict decision making
Boeing Delivers First P-8A Poseidon to New Zealand
Jailing Indonesians for shark finning in Australian waters doesn’t solve real driver – poverty
Defence Industry Security Program Inquiry hearing
$15.2 million for NSW defence, space and smart sensing research & development projects
New rules for offshore detention complete Govt response to Operation Burnham inquiry
Airbus and UNSW Sydney collaborate on research for high efficiency solar cells for use in space
Nowra Veterans’ and Families’ Hub ready to support South Coast veteran community
Australian foreign minister to visit United States and Japan
Kim Beazley elected Chair of Australian War Memorial Council
MITRE Australia collaboration strengthening defence
WEHI scientist recognised with CSL Florey Medal for malaria research
Treaties Committee supports ratification of Australia-Japan Reciprocal Access Agreement and Global Convention on Recognition
Insight – Australia’s A$7 billion cyber security opportunity
Importance of electoral processes in supporting democracy regionally
Lifetime investigating malaria leads to drugs that push back on resistance… And CSL Florey Medal
MPs and Senators hear how batteries could power Australia’s economic future
$3.4m boost for women’s digital tech training
Govt keeps AM on air in Northland
Royal Commission to examine mock interrogation and recruit training at Wagga Wagga hearing
Royal Commission to focus recruitment and training at Wagga Wagga public hearing

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