Australian Defense Magazine

Australian Defense Magazine

Australian Defence Magazine stands as Australia’s premier publication dedicated to the defense sector. Our mission is to provide a highly regarded and trustworthy magazine that offers insightful coverage and detailed analysis of significant projects and equipment purchases. We also share expert commentary on policies and future strategies for the Australian Defence Force, the New Zealand Defence Forces, and broader regional defense matters. With an audited circulation, our magazine reaches key figures in government, military, and the defense industry across Australia and New Zealand, along with a focused international readership.

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  • 5 days ago | australiandefence.com.au | Max Blenkin

    Despite persistent warnings from both Coalition and Labor governments that Australia’s strategic environment is deteriorating, the Labor government has lost another opportunity to adequately fund defence for the challenges ahead. The latest Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) defence budget brief has said the level of funding for Defence and other elements of Australia’s national‑security community failed to match the seriousness of the challenge.

  • 1 week ago | australiandefence.com.au | Corey Lee Bell

    Australian flight simulator producer Ryan Aerospace is optimistic that the firm’s cost competitiveness, record of success and development strategy will help the company expand its presence in the Japanese market, Managing Director Chris Ryan told ADM at the third DSEI Japan defence and security exhibition in Chiba on Wednesday.

  • 1 week ago | australiandefence.com.au | Corey Lee Bell

    Japan’s Ministry of Defense (MoD) is currently engaged in discussions with Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) on the prospects of acquiring the Kawasaki K-Racer medium-sized transport unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), a company representative told ADM in Chiba, Japan, on Friday.

  • 1 week ago | australiandefence.com.au | Corey Lee Bell

    Japan’s desire to deepen defence partnerships and contribute to a stronger defence industrial/technological base in the region were key themes in DSEI Japan 2025, a three-day defence exhibition which opened on 21 May in Chiba, Japan. The third incarnation of DSEI Japan, touted as the nation’s largest integrated defence and security exhibition, featured over 400 exhibits from Japanese and international defence firms, and almost 40 conference, seminars and keynote speeches.

  • 2 weeks ago | australiandefence.com.au | Max Blenkin

    The national audit office has found Defence has failed to maximise Australian industry participation in its vast procurement program and its arrangements to achieve industry participation were at best only partly fit for purpose. In yet another report critical of defence procurement, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) outlined a range of problems with acquisition of capabilities and infrastructure.

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