Navy News

Navy Daily provides the online delivery of news stories about Royal Australian Navy's daily activities.

  1. Navy Task Group staff achieve a first in Korea

    LCDR Daniel Lister and WOCSMMW Alan Hart from the Combined Task Group embarked on ROKS Nampo.
    One of the many milestones achieved during the Multinational Mine Warfare Exercise off the coast of the Republic of Korea has been the integration of Australian Navy Task Group Command Staff onboard a ROK warship.

  2. Navy gets dirty for mental health

    After three hours of mud, storms and obstacles Sus Lieutenant (SBLT) Jack Petersen, Seaman Electronics Technician Sean McCartney, SBLT Joe Mikhail and SBLT Daniel Altschwager celebrate a mission well done.
    Fifteen personnel from HMAS Cerberus Technical Training Faculty braved a course of mud and obstacles in stormy weather to raise funds for Beyond Blue on Sunday 20th October.

  3. Multinational Mine Warfare force clears the sea

    HMA Ships Diamantina and Gascoyne prepare for departure from Busan Naval Base in the Republic of Korea.
    Joining units from the Republic of Korea Navy and the United States Navy, HMA Ships Diamantina and Gascoyne have sailed to participate in the 2019 Multinational Mine Warfare Exercise (MIWEX) being conducted in the waters off South Korea.

  4. Navy-themed New Testament launched in Sydney

    Brand new copies of the Royal Australian Navy's DPNU bible sit ready for distribution, onboard HMAS Canberra at the Garden Island Defence Precinct, 11 October 2019.
    A Navy-themed edition of the New Testament has been launched aboard HMAS Canberra at Fleet Base East in Sydney, making it easy for officers and sailors of faith to take the Bible to sea.

  5. Navy people having an abseil of a time

    Royal Australian Navy personnel assisting with the Abseil for Youth event for the Sir David Martin Foundation, held in the Sydney CBD.
    Navy has thrown its support behind the Sir David Martin Foundation’s 10th annual Abseil for Youth event in the heart of Sydney, with more than 40 officers and sailors from units across Fleet Base East sharing their time to help to help man support lines as brave volunteers stepped over the edge of a dizzying 135 metre drop.