It can be defined as the behaviour of a leader who puts their own well-being first while destroying the well-being of everyone underneath them – the type of person who would stand on the neck of their troops if it meant a single 'attaboy' from their own superiors.

Have you ever worked for a bad leader? Do others view you as a bad leader? What do you think looks right when it comes to leadership?

This article explores the people and culture of New Caledonia.

Commandant CTC provides some guidance on how CTC can support Home Station Training so that a simple, repeatable and accessible training experience is achieved in barracks.

This is the final part of the four part series of articles exploring the future ready Royal Australian Artillery and how Australia's Gunners will maintain stride with peer fighting forces around the globe. This fourth part looks at the potential future of Australia's artillery combat capability, focusing on ground-based air and missile defence, surveillance and target acquisition.

As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations', we bring you a brief summary of the history of Indigenous Australian wartime military service.

This article on Timor-Leste covers the UN interventions that have sought to stabilize the country in recent decades.

Join us for our next CoveTalk on Tuesday, 25 June, as Dr Levi West presents 'Reflections on Defence of One's Homeland: What Can We Learn From the Hamas Attack on Israel and Their Response', live from Randwick Barracks Officers Mess.

Missed the livestream of our latest CoveTalk? Watch it here as Dr Levi West presents 'Reflections on Defence of One's Homeland: What Can We Learn From the Hamas Attack on Israel and Their Response', held at Randwick Barracks Officer’s Mess on 25 June.

This unit PME package includes readings and discussion points to support learning about offensive operations.