NUSHIP Sydney, the third and final Hobart class destroyer (DDG) built for the Navy, will enter her home port of Sydney for the first time. The 147-metre long warship is arriving exactly 36 years after (to the day) since the last ship to carry the name, the guided-missile frigate HMAS Sydney (IV). NUSHIP Sydney sailed from Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia on Monday, on her first formal voyage prior to commissioning in May. Sydney is the most historic ship name in the history of the Navy,

The Royal Australian Navy has welcomed its newest Air Warfare Destroyer into the fleet with the first ever commissioning of an Australian warship at sea, off the coast of New South Wales on Monday, 18 May 2020. The ceremony marked the moment the 147-metre long Air Warfare Destroyer HMAS Sydney (V) became one of Her Majesty’s Australian Ships. Sydney is the last of three Hobart Class vessels built for Navy at Osborne in South Australia and is based on the Navantia F100 frigate design. She is equi

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WATCH || As the Royal Australian Navy Band in Melbourne record the first official version of the updated Australian National Anthem, featuring Leading Seaman Musician Tracy Kennedy on vocals. 🎙️🎵 The updated version of Advance Australia Fair has been re-recorded by the #RANBand based at HMAS Cerberus, and provided to the Prime Minister and Cabinet for official use across the nation on #AustraliaDay and at future events. #AusNavy #YourADF Australian Government | Royal Australian Navy