Trenchline
Leadership
Empowerment Leads to Greater Participation
Wise words from Darren Murch about the benefits of empowering your people, and what leaders can do to create a culture of empowerment. Can you use any of his suggestions to enhance the way that you...
By Darren Murch
Innovation and Adaptation
Confessions of a Reformed Staff Cadet
In the time I spent at the Royal Military College (RMC) – Duntroon, I learnt a lot.
Tactical and Technical
Bigger Bang for Your Buck – What if the teacher is ‘Not Yet Competent’?
Reflect on the last career course you participated in, and its duration. Mine was seven weeks long.
By Callum Muntz
Leadership
Caring For Our Next Generation of Soldiers
In this article Scott Samson has a look at the psychological aspects of being injured.
By Scott Samson
Training
They Told Me I Should go to Rehab And I Said No, No, No!
In today's article Ebony O'Brien takes us on her long rehabilitation journey.
By Ebony Obrien
Leadership
A JNCO Fellowship – Leveraging the Talent of Australian Soldiers
How can the organisation capture the ideas of our soldiers?
By Mark Tutton
Values
Living Diversity: A Reflection on Leadership in One of Army’s Most Diverse Units
Is the 51st Battalion, The Far North Queensland Regiment (51 FNQR) the most diverse unit in the Australian Army? In this article Simon Foley has a look at 51 FNQR and trys to answer this question.
By Simon Foley
Leadership
Reflections on the Influence of a Regimental Sergeant Major
A SWOT analysis of the influence of an RSM from Darren Murch
By Darren Murch
Training
Bring the Others Back: Building Warriors in 1 RAR’s Yard
In June this year, Dylan Brown informed us on Trenchline that the First Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment (1 RAR) are transforming the existing 1 RAR Assault Pioneer yard into a training...
By Dylan Brown
Training
Empowering Non-Commissioned Officers to Become Experts
In this article Darren Murch asks the question, 'Is the Australian Army doing all it can to empower it's NCO's to be expert trainers.
By Darren Murch
