The Royal Brunei Air Force has become BAE Systems' first customer for flying instructor training at the Tamworth Flight Training Centre.

A Lockheed Martin JLTV has flipped on its side during a test drive, shortly after the company described the vehicle as "hard to tip over".

Centre of Expertise in Physical Employment Standards is a partnership between DSTO and the University of Wollongong.

Prime contractor Australian Aerospace has awarded the contract for the upgrade of TopOwl Helmet-Mounted Sight Display modules fitted to the Tiger ARH fleet.

Taylor Bros Slipway and Engineering and Manitowoc Crane Group Australia have signed contracts relating to the Hobart Class Air Warfare Destroyer project.

A high-resolution air cargo scanner, developed by the CSIRO, has won the DSTO's $10,000 2009 Eureka Prize.

Saab Systems, BAE Systems and ASC engineers have obtained a new Masters of Engineering, Military Systems Integration.

US government and industry representatives have toured HMAS Sydney to see the changes introduced under the Adelaide class FFG Upgrade.

Growing reliance on GPS means a key US contract for GPS's ground segment is set to be awarded before the year's end.

The Canadian Government has contracted Boeing to provide 15 new CH-47F heavy-lift helicopters under a US$1.15 billion deal.

Minister for Defence Senator John Faulkner has thanked Commission of Inquiry President Terrence Cole for his work.

Testing of the weapon system has begun at Lockheed Martin's Aegis Production Test Center ahead of installation on the AWDs.

Dr Ian Watt has been appointed to replace outgoing Secretary of the Department of Defence, Nick Warner.

This ASPI Special Report by Athol Yates and Anthony Bergin recommends that emergency services undertake an assessment of the impact of climate change.

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Derek Woolner has written an article on the management of the Collins class submarine replacement project.