What if a simple shift in how feedback is gathered could unlock the leadership potential needed to transform Defence culture and accelerate mission success?

Cultural change in Defence isn’t just a vision—it requires action. Part 2 of this series reveals how multi-source assessment and feedback can be the catalyst for real, lasting transformation in the Australian Defence Organisation.

Peter Westoby and Gerard Dowling challenge shallow, technical approaches to community development, urging a deeper, relationship-driven path— in his review of this book CHAP Darren Cronshaw explores why this matters.

Discover how cutting-edge commercial SATCOM is revolutionising military communications, ensuring global connectivity, resilience, and a strategic edge in modern warfare.

A powerful review of "Average 70kg D**khead" showcases how an ex-Army Special Forces doctor’s journey from trauma to growth offers lessons in resilience and goal-setting.

This book review of Military Space Ethics, edited by Dr. Nikki Coleman, delves into the complex moral questions surrounding military operations in space and their far-reaching implications.

Australians have fought in global conflicts for over a century. We’re in Afghanistan and the Middle East still. The argument is that these far-away wars advance our national interest. But is Australian security better served by focussing on regional alliances?

Clausewitz’s teachings have stood the test of time—but do they still apply today? We uncork the “old wine” of his insights and pour them into the “new bottle” of adaptive leadership.