The Australian Government has requested to acquire Tomahawk capability development and related equipment under a possible US$300 million foreign military sale approved by the US Department of State.

NIOA Group is expanding its role in Australia’s munitions manufacturing sector amid growing global demand, supply chain constraints and the need to strengthen domestic defence industrial capability.

The Western Australian Government has announced five preferred proponents identified as prospective anchor tenants for the ...

Australian aerospace and defence manufacturer Innovaero has paired up with US autonomous military drone agency Shield AI to ...

Information has always shaped power and influence – but in the age of artificial intelligence, the speed, scale and ...

Thales Australia has announced the transformation of its Bushmaster protected mobility vehicle into a mobile strike and ...

A Californian real estate agent has been arrested at a Los Angeles airport after allegedly spying on relatives of the ...

EOS Defense Systems USA has announced plans to expand production at its Huntsville, Alabama, facility for the next generation ...

Electro Optic Systems is showcasing a range of counter-uncrewed aerial systems technology and a new EOS Interceptor at Land ...

Thales Australia and 3ME Technology have unveiled a new BladeHaul multi-mission uncrewed ground vehicle, at the Land Forces ...

How are global electronics shortages, AI-driven demand and counterfeit components reshaping Australia’s defence supply chain?

SIG Sauer’s newly unveiled P385 pistol makes its international debut at Land Forces 2026 in Perth, with Australian defence company Aquaterro showcasing the new weapon alongside the M8 carbine.