The Chinese naval task group, consisting of three vessels, is now operating east of the Australian island of Tasmania.

Beijing is now under scrutiny for not warning Australia or New Zealand of drills being performed in the Tasman Sea. Defence ...

The Government has hinted it wants to increase military spending, as geopolitical escalations taking place off the coast prompt concern.

China didn’t violate any rules with its live-fire naval exercises. So, why are Australia and New Zealand so worried?

Why Chinese warships have got these Western countries so rattled - China’s live firing exercises caused flights between the ...

New Zealand Defense Minister Judith Collins said Monday that a Chinese naval group conducting military exercises in the ...

New Zealand Defence Minister Judith Collins on Monday alerted Australia that the Chinese vessels near its region are carrying ...

The US military's rapid restoration of Tinian North Field, a former World War II B-29 bomber base abandoned since 1947, ...

The appearance of three Chinese naval vessels firing live rounds in the Tasman Sea has caused understandable alarm in New ...

China has initiated live-fire exercises in the Gulf of Tonkin following Vietnam's announcement of its territorial boundaries there. The drills heighten tensions as China and Vietnam have longstanding ...

Leaders in Australia and New Zealand say China should have given them more warning before its navy conducted an unusual ...

China says its forces have begun live-fire exercises in the Gulf of Tonkin only days after Vietnam announced a new line ...