Adam Thorn is a journalist based in Townsville, Australia. With a focus on aviation and defense, Adam writes for publications such as Australian Aviation and Defence Connect. His work has also been featured in The Peterborough Examiner, Toronto Star, Electric Autonomy, and Corporate Knights.
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One of the most senior figures involved in Defence space capability has said the money is “still there” for a JP 9102 replacement.
“Many” regional and remote airports are owed more than $4 million by Rex, the Australian Airports Association has claimed.
Customers at New Zealand's second biggest supermarket chain will now be able to earn Qantas frequent flyer points, in a significant breakthrough for the Flying Kangaroo.
Sharp Airlines has called the federal government's decision to provide $80 million to rival Rex “extremely disappointing”.
SpaceX on Monday launched a secretive satellite dubbed ‘Optus X’, which is believed to be a collaboration between the telco and Northrop Grumman on behalf of Defence.
La Trobe University has collaborated with a Melbourne aerospace engineering firm and the German space agency to test how gravity affects disease in space.
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Sydney’s National Space Industry Hub is to expand into defence and aerospace.
Submissions and nominations are now open for the sixth annual Australian Space Awards.
The ADF appears to be rapidly filling the gap left by the axing of JP9102 after Fleet Space announced it had successfully tested two-way voice and data transfer via satellite.
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