TEAL: US spending on UAS to hit $22 billion by fiscal 2034
The United States has been in the forefront of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) development for many years and continues to account for a disproportionate share of the world UAS market. This is due to a variety of factors, including...
Defence Press Conference – Thales, Bendigo
The following transcript was released by Defence
SUBJECTS: Bendigo Bushmasters contract, local jobs, establishment of Second Long Range Fires Regiment, StrikeMaster contract, Australian support for Ukraine, Hunter class frigate construction.FEDERAL MEMBER FOR BENDIGO, LISA CHESTERS: Good morning. Lisa Chesters, Federal Member for Bendigo, and very proud to be standing...
New study available on UK defence ‘circular economy’
How a circular economy for the UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) could be achieved is outlined in a new report. Compiled with assistance from the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) as part of the UKRI NICER Programme’s CEctor...
Australia opens 2025 Strategic Policy Grants Program
Defence is supporting original, independent research and public policy engagement through its annual Strategic Policy Grants Program (SPGP), which opened its 2025 round. The program – now in its sixth year – broadens public debate, strengthens Defence partnerships, and...
Indian defence sector is set to grow 20% during FY24-FY29
On the back of strong government backing and increasing private sector participation, CareEdge Ratings estimates, the Indian defence sector, set to grow at a CAGR of around 20% during FY24-FY29 while maintaining a PBILDT margin of around 20%. Indian...
Australia accelerates Defence capability delivery
The delivery of the final nine of Australia’s fleet of 72 F-35A Lightning II aircraft underscores the Australian government’s commitment to keeping Australia safe by ensuring the Australian Defence Force (ADF) has what it needs to defend the nation....
Singapore spent $63 billion on defence during 2020-24
Singapore’s commitment to modernisation of its armed forces has driven the country to consistently allocate an average of 3.5% of its GDP to defence expenditure over the period 2020 to 2024. Recognising the challenges of maintaining a small military,...
Investment bolstering WA’s defence workforce
More than 1,000 Western Australians have so far benefited from training opportunities and financial assistance to ‘start something’ and embark on a rewarding career in WA’s defence industry, according to a new State Government report.
The Delivering a Skilled Workforce...
Australia plans $159 billion for naval shipbuilding
The Australian government has reaffirmed its commitment to continuous naval shipbuilding and sustainment delivered by an Australian workforce and anchored by sovereign supply chains, through the release of the 2024 Naval Shipbuilding and Sustainment Plan.
The 2024 Naval Shipbuilding and...
Australia studying infrastructure updates around HMAS Stirling
The Albanese and Cook Labor Governments will deliver a series of studies to inform future infrastructure and transport requirements around HMAS Stirling in Rockingham, Western Australia. Western Australia is at the forefront of Australia’s AUKUS pathway, continuing its tradition...
