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The Hunter Class Frigate Program has successfully completed the structural manufacture of the first prototyping unit.

Three South Australian businesses have been selected to trial innovative technologies and methods with the objective of making the Osborne Naval Shipyard a safer working environment for employees.

Building a sovereign industrial capability for our nation requires considerable commitment, and our shipbuilding business, BAE Systems Maritime Australia, is making steady progress.

Anika is a graduate Hardware Engineer who is actively involved in the STEM activities with the younger generation. She shared her experience as a STEM volunteer.

Melbourne company Titomic is bringing unique Australian innovation to the global defence supply chain with one of the world’s largest and fastest 3D metal additive manufacturing technologies.

BAE Systems Maritime Australia has placed three more Hunter Class Frigate Program prototyping contracts with Australian businesses, including SA-based Novafast International.

Launched in Adelaide in 2009, Voxon Photonics is bringing its world-leading 3D volumetric display technology to defence systems research and development across the globe.

TQCSI-Yaran became one of Australia’s leading certification bodies offering aerospace standard AS9100 and the first Indigenous supplier to support the Hunter Class Frigate Program.

Adelaide aerospace manufacturing and technology development company Toolcraft Australia went from a general machine shop to being a future-focused leader in defence design, engineering and manufacturing.

A local South Australian business, founded back in 1953, B.L. Shipway today is part of the Defence Supply chain working on the M113 – the world’s largest family of armoured personnel carriers.

A career change can often be challenging, especially when transitioning from the military to civilian life. By establishing a Veterans Advisory Committee, we want to be able to provide the ongoing support to our veteran employees and their families.

When COVID-19 broke out across the country the much-loved community gatherings had to come to a halt, but receiving our international freight and product could not.