Values
Values
A Nomad by Profession Meets the Reality
In this article we join Captain Kathleen Pisani on a voyage of self discovery.
Values
Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program (AACAP) 2018 – Yalata, South Australia
In this article, posted as part of The Cove's NAIDOC Week celebrations, Holly Godwin gives a personal account of the Army Aboriginal Community Assistance Program, a major annual deployment which has...
By Holly Godwin
Training
Clean Slate without Prejudice?
To continue our NAIDOC week celebrations here at The Cove, we have an article from Captain Peter Ross, the Indigenous Liaison Officer at Forces Command, on the 'Tribal Warrior' program. This is a...
By Peter Ross
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
Values
Personal Leadership
In this article Rebecca Conway talks about Personal Leadership, and gives some advice on how we all can be better.
Values
Army Values: Compartmentalised or Integrated?
Do we as members of the Australian Army live our Army values? This is the question Ricky Su has for us in this interesting article.
By Ricky Su
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Australian Army Cadets – Australia’s most enduring Hearts and Minds Military Campaign
How much do you know about the Australian Army Cadets? If you want to know more, have a read of this article from Tara Bucknall.
Values
Spiritual Fitness Within the Profession of Arms
How is your Spiritual Fitness? Chaplain Michael Pocklington gives us a Spiritual Fitness guide in this article.
Values
What's Your World View? - Understanding Purpose as a Resilience Tool
In this article Phil Riley puts to us that we need to understand our purpose in order to be better.
By Phil Riley
Values
WONCO-A Podcast - Bystander Behaviour
In this brief podcast Warrant Officer Michael Coggan from WONCO-A, reminds us that in order to maintain our standards we must have the moral courage to correct faults, even if they are minor, and n
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