A new report reveals the Royal New Zealand Navy's combat viability is suffering deficiencies.  

A DMO project team has taken out the Defence/Aerospace category of the ACT Awards after delivering the C-17 to the RAAF.

Saab Surveillance Systems is expanding its special mission series of craft with new maritime patrol and signals intelligence versions.

DSTO has conducted an international experiment to develop technology for detecting new generation radar systems.

The US Department of Defense has terminated the current competition for a US Air Force airborne tanker replacement.

The DMO has contracted Thales Australia for the enhancement of the ADF’s F88 Austeyr rifle system.

Boeing has achieved the first international sale of its C-17 Aircrew Training System in a $33 million FMS contract with the RAAF.

Prime Minister Rudd has signaled a possible expansion of the RAN.

Denmark has awarded Terma a Multi Link System contract for two different ship classes.

Defence has released an RFT for the provision of belly plates for the M113AS.

The German MoD is preparing a new anti-SAM system for trials in 2009.

Professor Robert Clarke has been appointed Chief Defence Scientist as head of DSTO.

Defence will offer selected RAAF trades personnel retention bonuses as part of broader strategies to maintain vital capabilities.

The RAAF is fitting a glass cockpit into one Pilatus PC-9A trainer.

Under their Industry Alliance agreement, the DSTO and IBM will extend their working partnership for a further three years.

The DMO and Boeing Australia have agreed to terminate their contract for the delivery of a TUAV System under Joint Project 129.