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Thales Australia has welcomed the announcement today by the Minister for Defence Industry Pat Conroy of a $160 million contract to build new Bushmaster Protected Vehicles for the Australian Army.

Take a behind the scenes look at our Protected Vehicles manufacturing site in Bendigo in Australia, where Thales designs and manufactures the Hawkei and Bushmaster Protected Vehicles for the Australian Army and exports around the world. ...

The joint collaboration activity between Kongsberg Defence Australia and Thales Australia to provide a solution to the Australian Army’s Land 4100 Phase 2 land-based anti-ship missile system requirement is broadening its scope to develop a complete StrikeMaster fire tea...

In this episode of the Defence Connect Podcast recorded at the Land Forces 2022 Conference, Ben Kelly, director, protected vehicles at Thales Australia, and John Fry, general manager at Kongsberg, discuss their joint efforts to develop next-generation, land-based marit...

While on deployment, Australian veteran Christopher May was travelling in a Bushmaster when it was struck by an Improvised Explosive Device; changing his life forever. Chris shares his incredible journey through recovery and how, with his ‘second life,’ he is raising aw...

Read more about the progress of the collaboration between Thales Australia and Kongsberg Defence Australia to integrate the land-based anti-ship missile system on the Australian made Bushmaster vehicle.

After years of singledom, the Bushmaster ute may finally have found the perfect partner, writes Ian Bostock.

THE NETHERLANDS IS to undertake a major upgrade of its Bushmaster protected mobility vehicle fleet.

The Jamaica Defense Force (JDF) has bolstered and upgraded its fleet of Thales Bushmaster Protected Vehicles. The purchase of 6 additional Bushmasters, 3 troops carrier and 3 ambulance versions, brings its fleet to 18, significantly strengthening the JDF’s ability to fi...

Built by Thales in Australia, Bushmaster vehicles have been protecting soldiers’ lives for over 10 years within the Netherlands Army.