A book review of ‘Didactics of Military Ethics’ exploring the context and dilemmas of contemporary conflicts and implications for the practice of teaching and resourcing soldiers for ethical leadership and combat behaviours.

A review of ‘Military Ethics and Leadership’ which unpacks how ethical leadership can be developed both for commanders and for soldiers, recognising the challenges of combat situational pressures and intercultural complexities.

A book review of 'Ethics in Counter-Terrorism' exploring definitions, case studies, the political and religious contexts of terrorism, appropriate responses, and especially the importance of the moral high ground of ethical operations.

A book review of Religion and Development in the Asia-Pacific: Sacred Places as Development Spaces, which evaluates 5 case studies of the relationship between religion and community development.

An introduction to National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations'.

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.

As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations', The Cove brings you the military life of Captain Reginald Walter Saunders.

As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations', this article describes the military life of Warrant Officer Leonard Waters. Australia's first and only known Indigenous fighter pilot during World War II.

The 2 Div PME CoveTalk for May saw Cian O'Driscoll explore what victory after a conflict means in practical terms for Australia, posing the question: what are the ethics of winning wars?

The Cove Challenge '23, 'Why I Continue To Serve', is now complete. Here are all of the Senior Leader responses.