This month we look at the medals of Warrant Officer Class Two William Joseph Willis. William served in Boer War and World War One.

In this article, our author explores the lasting impact of a traumatic event and their struggle to acknowledge its full extent. They look at some of the reasons why it can be difficult for those in the military to fully acknowledge the lasting impact that traumatic events can have but how they learnt the importance of finding ways to support themselves.

This special NAIDOC Week CoveTalk was with RSM NORFOCE, WO1 Ken Nelliman.

As part of our NAIDOC week theme 'For our Elders', we pay our respects to Warrant Officer Class One Colin Watego OAM and share his military career and life beyond the uniform.

Ms Eileen Deemal-Hall and LTCOL Tim Rutherford presented 'Understanding how to Understand: An introduction to working with Indigenous cultures' during NAIDOC week at the Russel Offices' Ngunnawal Theatre.

We are pleased to present the Panel Discussion from the Cove Conference Sydney.

We are pleased to present the third presentation from the Cove Conference Sydney on Critical Thinking by Mrs Anne Goyne.

The ’Serving Country’ photographic exhibition is currently showing at the Australian Army Museum of New South Wales, Victoria Barracks, Sydney.

The inaugural Cove Conference was held at Victoria Barracks, Sydney on the 30th of May 2019. In this post, we hear from junior leaders from the 16th Aviation Brigade who attended.