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BAE Systems Australia has pledged to increase expenditure with First Nations companies by 20% over the next two years, in line with its ambitious focus on inclusion outlined in its fourth Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). The uplift will be delivered through key programs including the Hunter Class Frigate Program.

A new memorial shines bright in East Fremantle, Western Australia, honouring the Royal Australian Navy light cruiser HMAS Perth (I) that sank during World War II. The HMAS Perth (I) Memorial Foundation INC project brought together BAE Systems Australia employees, small-to-medium enterprises, veterans and local community members.

The Hunter Class Frigate Program is firing on all cylinders after the first two machinery units for Ship 1 were consolidated under the construction phase of the program.

BAE Systems Australia has announced a bold policy change to level the playing field and provide a more inclusive and supportive workplace for our employees.

The automated turret system for BAE Systems Australia’s ATLAS CCV autonomous combat vehicle has been successfully test fired.

Cairns is a bustling seaside city that’s been described as “Queensland’s Gateway to the Tropics” and its near all-year-round warm, sunny weather makes it a top destination for tourists.

Growing up in country Victoria, Ellie’s love for STEM began early, but it wasn’t until she attended the National Youth Science Forum in Canberra that she realised her future lay in this field.

BAE Systems Australia today released a guide for companies new to the nation’s Defence industry, as the Commonwealth Government and export customers ramp up procurement to meet national security needs.

The launch of a navy vessel is steeped in nautical tradition. Traditions like breaking a champagne bottle over a bow bless a newly christened ship with luck for the many years that lie ahead patrolling the world’s oceans.

The latest iteration of the Razer Low Cost Precision Guided Munition (LCPGM) was put through its paces and successfully tested during a new round of flight trials.

While coined in the 1990s, a fighter jet generation is a term given to military jet aircraft to classify new technologies and capabilities during their time of introduction. Developing cutting-edge aircraft since the earliest days of flight, BAE Systems shares a connection with some of these advancements, in one form or another.

Intertek’s Wingfield-based Adelaide Inspection Services (AIS) has been awarded a contract by BAE Systems Maritime Australia to conduct non-destructive and destructive testing on ship units and blocks in the Hunter Class Frigate Program.

BAE Systems Australia is racing ahead with the largest ever Australian surface warship build program, the Hunter Class Frigate Program.

My pre-university year was spent in Portsmouth as a UK Ministry of Defence-sponsored student engineer, where a highlight was assisting ultrasonic testing of HMS Victory’s oak beams. Little did I know that 30 years later I would be ‘living the dream’ working in Portsmith, Cairns, in beautiful Far North Queensland.

Meet Riley, he is a second year Boilermaker Apprentice on the Hunter Class Frigate Program at the Osborne Naval Shipyard.

Digital design and advanced manufacturing techniques are changing the face of modern naval shipbuilding.

Meet Ping, she develops and implements new initiatives that improve out capabilities on the Hunter Class Frigate Program at the Osborne Naval Shipyard.

Meet Dean, he’s a small cog in the big wheel of the Hunter Class Frigate Program at the Osborne Naval Shipyard.