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The Hunter Class Frigate Program will provide Australia with the world’s most advanced anti-submarine warships, and work is well underway on the program with prototyping in full swing at the Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia.

A veteran on a new career path managing technology platforms at BAE Systems Australia.

Carly is a military spouse who has moved eight times in twelve years with her family. She had been working casually in retail during this time. These jobs offered flexibility- but fell short of her career aspirations.

The Hunter Class Frigate Program will provide Australia with the world’s most advanced anti-submarine warships, and work is well underway on the program with prototyping in full swing at the Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia.

It’s NAIDOC Week in Australia, an opportunity to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Here, Annette Costello sets out five reasons why we all stand to benefit from greater inclusivity

It seems unlikely that one of Red Ochre LABS foremost experts on autonomous land vehicles began his career in the Henderson Shipyard in Western Australia. Yet, this is the professional journey taken by Branden Fipps over eight years with the company.

Monday, April 25th, is Anzac Day in Australia and New Zealand, a day to commemorate their men and women who have served in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. To mark this important occasion, Ron Dempster reflects on his own time in uniform and recalls his experiences of supporting the traditional Battle of The Somme Anzac Day ceremonies in France

BAE Systems Australia’s Jindalee Operations Radar Network (JORN) team is making significant progress with the delivery of Phase 6 upgrades as installation commences at the first radar site in remote outback Australia.

Earlier this year the Hobart-class achieved Final Operating Capability, a momentous milestone for the program and a proud moment for the Destroyer Enterprise.