Latest News - Defense - Australia

The Universal Debriefing System is pleased to announce it has been through a site makeover and now has an additional division labeled InfoCentre.

Recent demands for CNC machining of large work pieces has lead Sydney based CNC Machining company, Baker & Provan to invest in the latest state of the art CNC machining equipment.

The cost of damage to outdoor equipment or site works can be reduced with secure durable industrial grade covers. Designed for outdoor use Mulders custom industrial covers are designed for use over long periods of time. Superb UV resistance, tear res

The Federal Government intends to invest over a billion dollars in the next year to acquire and upgrade armoured vehicles for the Australian Army - enhancing the capabilities and lethality of the fleet.

For Australia’s war fighters and front line troops, ensuring their equipment and supplies are in the right place at the right time is critical to their success and survival.

In what is believed to be a world first in the application of barrier materials technology in bollards, Australian company Leda-Vannaclip successfully impact tested their 150NB fixed bollards at the UK’s Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) in May 2

Natural disasters are as big an issue as terrorism in the national security context, says Tony Pearce, Director-General of Emergency Management Australia (EMA).

While technology plays a key role in airport security, it needs to be designed with users at the centre, says Dr Steven Shorrock.