This book offers military leaders and development practitioners fresh insight into how sacred spaces across the Asia-Pacific can become powerful partners in community development, peacebuilding, and local engagement.

What if living a “good life” isn’t about happiness or success, but about the strength of our connections and service to others? Hugh Mackay’s The Good Life challenges us to rethink what truly makes life worth living.

A few minutes a day can transform your strength, mobility, and longevity. Built to Move shows how small, consistent habits build the physical resilience every soldier, sailor, and aviator needs.

Logistics! Its not something we usually think about. Not many people understand the concept, or its impact on the progress of society. It is the lifeblood of economy – of any home, organisation, city or country.

Humour, ideology, and influence collide in the digital battlespace—can the Australian Defence Force afford to ignore the weaponisation of memes?

When weapons start thinking for themselves, wars won’t just move faster—they’ll become harder to stop. Understanding that shift could be the key to preventing the next great escalation.

How does NATO think about the future—and why does that matter now?

Australia’s strategic rhetoric is built on a comforting illusion—and unless we confront it honestly, we risk preparing for a world that no longer exists.