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Woolworths Group reported Australian Food sales of $53.85 billion for F26, up 4.6 per cent, with segment EBIT of $2,953 million up 8.5 per cent on the prior year. Group sales reached $71.5 billion, up 3.6 per cent, with group EBIT before significant items of $3,105 million, up 12.7 per cent. Net profit after significant items was $1,138 million, up 18.1 per cent. Read more
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.
A high-energy chemical laser has been fired from an ABL aircraft for the first time.
UK military have been training in a virtual world provided by an Australian company.
The Federal Government doesn't plan to deploy infantry soldiers in the Oruzgan province of Afghanistan.
Parliamentary Secretary for Defence Procurement Greg Combet has addressed skills shortages in Defence.
The US Army has trained with the Bell-Boeing MV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft for the first time.
This year's International Data Link Symposium has been supported by the Government.
The New Chief of Air Force has made his first visit to forces in the Middle East.
Boeing has been awarded a five-year, US$4.3 billion US Army contract for 181 CH-47F Chinooks and 10 additional Chinooks under Fiscal Year 2008 supplemental funding.
US Defense has requested the Pentagon better manage the cost and effectiveness of its most expensive weapons.
The first ScanEagle equipped a short-wave infrared camera has been successfully flight-tested.
The Pentagon is wrapping up negotiations to modify General Dynamics' contracted delivery of Rifleman's Radios.
