Andrew Greene

An international military conference in Adelaide that boasted of drawing "more than 1,100 delegates from around the world" has been derided by

The agency leading Australia's push to acquire nuclear-powered submarines is paying a global consultancy firm $9 million for "management advisory

Billions of dollars in "emergency funding" is being sought to prop up the flagging production of Virginia-class submarines in the United States, raising

A decorated former NATO military commander who was elected president of Czechia last year has urged world leaders to "get engaged in dialogue" with

Legislative changes will be enacted to establish a new oversight body to implement and monitor changes.

Program: The World Today Presented by Three months after the landmark findings of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran

A mobile missile launcher transported by Bushmaster vehicles is a step closer to being operated by Australian soldiers, with Defence to formally examine whether the locally designed weapon system can soon be brought into service.

Former Defence Department secretary Dennis Richardson has been asked to oversee the structure and provide advice on the direction of the Australian Submarine Agency.

Australia and its international Five Eyes intelligence-sharing network has taken the unprecedented step of jointly warning of a "shocking" rise in

Japanese officials claim their Mogami frigate is faster, stealthier and better suited to operate alongside the United States than a rival warship offering from Germany.