Mike Hughes
Editor at The Northern Echo
Business & Commercial Editor at The Northern Echo
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Share the post "Loading up on sustainable aviation fuel" An Army CH-47F Chinook refuelled with about 3000lbs of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at RAAF Base East Sale in southern Victoria last month. CAPTION: Army Corporal Bailey Cassidy refuels a CH-47F Chinook with some 3000lbs of blended sustainable aviation fuel at RAAF Base East Sale in southern Victoria. Story by Major Cameron Jamieson. Photo by Captain Bonnie Hunt.
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Share the post "Faith in the face of modern conflict" Spiritual fitness can be a good defence against the chaos of war. CAPTION: Chaplains from six different nations of the South Pacific lay wreaths at the Australian War Memorial. Story and photo by Corporal Luke Bellman. That’s the message South Pacific military chaplains and faith leaders wanted to spread when they met in Canberra for the second Pacific Defence Faith Forum from March 29 to April 4.
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Share the post "Special coin signals a century of service" The Royal Australian Mint has paid tribute to the Royal Australian Corps of Signals’ centenary by unveiling a one-dollar coin with a hidden message. CAPTION: From left, Royal Australian Mint coin designer Adam Ball, Army Head of Corps Brigadier Deane Limmer and Royal Australian Mint acting chief executive officer Emily Martin. Story and photos by Corporal Luke Bellman.
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Share the post "New tech to enhance the battlespace" The Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) is leading a new cutting-edge quantum research project to enhance secure timing technologies in the battlespace and provide asymmetric advantage to the warfighter. CAPTION: Defence Science and Technology Group scientist Dr Ben Sparkes, left, works with Australian-built quantum clocks at the University of Adelaide.
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Share the post "Run Army participants dig deep for Legacy" This year’s Run Army in Brisbane was the biggest yet, despite torrential rain inundating south-east Queensland in the week leading up to the event. CAPTION: Participants undertake Run Army 2025 throughout Brisbane CBD. Story by Corporal Johnny Huang. Photo by Sergeant Dustin Anderson. A record 7651 entrants participated, and have raised $210,000 for charity so far.
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Very happy with that - reward for another huge team effort!
📰The brilliant @BUSINESSiQNE Highly Commended at the 2025 Newspaper Awards. Another accolade for this superb publication. Well done to editor @mikehughes and our commercial team led by Ryan Fenwick. 👏👏👏 https://t.co/w5993hAkZt
Very pleased to announce that @KiMcGuinness and the @NorthEast_CA are joining @TheNorthernEcho's Impact campaign - a huge vote of confidence in the work we are trying to do https://t.co/KS1k9MYBs8
RT @EchoNickG: EXCLUSIVE: Hitachi could be set to miss out on a crucial £460m contract for its Newton Aycliffe factory just months after a…
