In this article the author draws on their experience in international cooperation to advocate for vulnerability as a leadership strategy.

The 2 Div PME CoveTalk for August saw MAJGEN (Retd) Mick Ryan present on the changing character of war.

Self-control is like a muscle that can become fatigued, therefore military leaders should be conscious of this vulnerability.

The recently published Army in Motion CA Guidance declares that the Australian Army needs to adapt to compete for and retain talent through changes in work organisation and demographics. This article examines what the Australian Army might learn from Singapore's recently introduced Singaporean Armed Forces Volunteer Corps (SAFVC).

This article contends that predicting adversary behaviour through course of action analysis creates a false perception of certainty for a commander. A more effective approach is to use 'expectations analysis' - combining adversary capabilities and intentions and examining how the operating environment directly affects these variables.

In this article, Richard Morgan discusses the age of network centric warfare, implementation and training, the difference between signallers and communicators, the current patchwork of communications implementation and historical risks of communications failures.

As the third largest economy in the world, and a member of 'the Quad', it is important for Australia to understand this critical diplomatic presence in the Indo-Pacific.

The Vuvale Partnership is the name given to the partnership between Fiji and Australia. This article gives more depth on what it is and what it means for both countries.