Community concern about widespread sexual harassment and an intolerant, sexist culture at the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) has been proven to be on the mark after the release this week of ...

Prosecutors have been accused of launching a "ferocious attack" on a former ADFA cadet accused of raping a colleague allegedly too drunk to consent. Prosecutor Rebecca Christiansen told the court the ...

Chief of the Defence Force General David Hurley and Minister for Defence Stephen Smith respond to reviews into Defence’s culture and the Skype scandal. Defence media Defence minister Stephen Smith has ...

But an Australian Human Rights Commission audit of its progress found ongoing incidence of sexual harassment and misconduct, underscoring the urgency for the implementation of a sexual ethics program.

Two ADFA cadets who secretly streamed vision of a young woman having sex over Skype will not serve any time behind bars. Dylan Deblaquiere, 21, and Daniel McDonald, 21, sat still, staring straight ...

Photo taken on Aug. 24, 2019 shows a fast-roping display from a helicopter during the open day of the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) in Canberra, Australia. The annual open day of the ADFA ...

The Australian Defence Force Academy remains rife with low-level sexual harassment of female cadets but it's much improved on the 1990s, a report suggests. Australia's premier military officer ...

The Australian Defence Force Academy has been hit by another scandal, after police charged a male cadet with secretly filming a female colleague in the shower. Police said 21-year-old Obaid Fayyaz - ...

The defence force has confirmed 12 former Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) cadets allegedly involved in a series of sexual assaults in the 1990s remain in its ranks. They include full-time ...

A confidential letter from Commodore Bruce Kafer, the head of the Australian Defence Force Academy (Adfa), has accused the defence minister, Stephen Smith, of denying him natural justice in the wake ...

A hacker has accessed personal details on thousands of Australia’s future military leaders, a situation one expert has described as a national security failure. According to media reports, a single ...