Armies are in the business of killing people and destroying property. Can they do it ethically?
The government has known for two years about plans for a wind farm on the site of a World War I battlefield.
The mother of a fallen Digger is urging people to open their hearts to the private struggles of veterans.
French officials will pass on Australian concerns about a wind farm being built on a WWI battlefield.
The loss of a Parliament House security manual by BAE Systems was ‘human error’, the UK government says.
The ADF is investigating allegations by a whistleblower that an SAS soldier smuggled weapons into Afghanistan.
Australia will seek an explanation from France about plans to dig up a World War I battlefield where Diggers died.
Germany’s Fassmer, bidding to build our new patrol vessels, believe their ships’ helicopter hangars give them the edge.
Descendants of WWI soldiers whose bodies are believed to lie in a French field are outraged over planned wind farms.
One of Australia’s leading national security analysts has predicted a crisis he says will lead to a huge rise in defence spending.
Malcolm Turnbull has brought forward a decision to upgrade the defence force’s anti-ship missile system.
A Special Air Service Regiment soldier has been accused of smuggling untraceable weapons to Afghanistan.
It was supposed to be a full throated charge across the desert. In the end, it was more like a confused canter.
The man who led the cavalry-style charge in Beersheba will be remembered as a ‘great leader’.
Two nations yesterday gave thanks for the sacrifice of young Anzacs in Beersheba 100 years ago.
The Battle of Beersheba holds a defining place in our cultural heritage.
Bryan Brown stands amid the rows of graves at Beersheba and struggles to contemplate the deeds of those around him.
Australia sent 120,000 horses to World War I, yet only one of them returned home. Finally, we have a memorial to that special animal.
The gains made against Islamic State targets in the Middle East were crippling its global propaganda efforts.
The estimated lifetime cost of the world’s most expensive warplanes, which Australia is buying, has jumped.
A trade pact between Australia and 10 other nations has reportedly been saved, after Canada baulked on the deal.
There is overwhelming public support for legal protections if same-sex marriage laws are put to parliament.
Jeanette Hall’s recovery from cancer turned doctor Kenneth Stevens into an activist against assisted dying.
The government has known for two years about plans for a wind farm on the site of a World War I battlefield.
Tim Nicholls has announced an anti-drugs plan while criticising Labor’s stance on law and order.
Alice Springs yesterday suffered a long blackout that unions said could have been shortened.
John Hughes says China’s interest in local Australian politics has gone well past the point of soft diplomacy.
The retail behemoth can completely ignore the unions — and we will all benefit from that.
The mother of a fallen Digger is urging people to open their hearts to the private struggles of veterans.
Taking on large government schemes such as the NBN, Gonski ‘reforms’ and the NDIS was always going to end in tears.
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