
Puckapunyal
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Search complete. 15 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Puckapunyal".
Sep 24, 2026
Episode 459 - What is your Colour?
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23:27Sarah JeffersonHOST
In junior events, all five operated with 467 youth being guided by 102 people.
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23:47Sarah JeffersonHOST
The smallest events on the 19th of September were Waterloo Plains with five, Puckapunyal with seven and Sunrise Beach with eight.
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23:57Sarah JeffersonHOST
And the largest events were Macquarie University with 797, the Ponds with 803 and Albert Melbourne with 927.
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24:06Sarah JeffersonHOST
And we
The Challenge: In which Australian building would you find the Bennelong Restaurant?
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44:42Philip ClarkHOST
Question 17.
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44:45Philip ClarkHOST
Quote, Mum and Dad and Denny saw the passing out parade at Puckapunyal.
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44:53Philip ClarkHOST
Is the opening line of which song?
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44:56speaker_12AUDIENCE
I was only 19, or to give it its proper title, a war in light green.
Senator Jess Collins - Closure of Victoria Barracks (23/09/26)
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9:12Jess CollinsGUEST
Now, about 20, 25 years ago, that was signed over to the Department of Defence.
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9:15Jess CollinsGUEST
They moved everybody out down to Puckapunyal.
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9:19Jess CollinsGUEST
Now, that place has effectively gone to waste.
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9:22Jess CollinsGUEST
There's a huge amount of accommodation there, the huge parade ground.
The Drone-Enabled Battlefield: Army’s RAS Revolution with CAPT Andy Dunn-Lobban, Remote and Autonomous Systems Cell
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0:51Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
Nice to be here.
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0:52John HardgraveHOST
Yeah, all the way from sunny Puckapunyal.
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0:54Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
Yeah, it's nice to be back in Brisbane for once, just to see some civilization.
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0:57Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
It's great.
12 MINS LATER
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12:28Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
That's about two weeks of kind of alternating between those two modalities.
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12:32Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
You end up doing like a very simple strike at the end of it.
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12:35Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
And then I just came up from Pucca where we're developing the employer Taktron FPV course, which is a four-week course that graduates an advanced Taktron FPV pilot.
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12:44Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
That's really focused on using repeaters.
The Drone-Enabled Battlefield: Army’s RAS Revolution with CAPT Andy Dunn-Lobban, Remote and Autonomous Systems Cell
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0:51Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
Nice to be here.
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0:52John HardgraveHOST
Yeah, all the way from sunny Puckapunyal.
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0:54Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
Yeah, it's nice to be back in Brisbane for once, just to see some civilization.
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0:57Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
It's great.
12 MINS LATER
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12:28Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
That's about two weeks of kind of alternating between those two modalities.
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12:32Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
You end up doing like a very simple strike at the end of it.
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12:35Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
And then I just came up from Pucca where we're developing the employer Taktron FPV course, which is a four-week course that graduates an advanced Taktron FPV pilot.
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12:44Andrew Dunn-LobinGUEST
That's really focused on using repeaters.
True Blue Conversations - Matt Nicholson Australian Army Reservist and NSW Police Officer
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16:17Adam BlumHOST
You come together and so you march out of Kapooka and where do you go for your initial employment training? Where's that? For artillery? So normally it's
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16:25Matt NicholsonGUEST
down at the School of Artillery in Puckapunyal.
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16:28Matt NicholsonGUEST
The course is only run there... like at particular times a year and that's a six week to get qualified as a gunner it's a six week block of training or continuous block of training but obviously it's in the unit's interest to get diggers at least trained on the gun because you're already trained as a soldier so and on basic comms with the radios at kapuka so it's a priority for you to get qualified on the gun So I actually did my gun course in-house out on the bush exercise.
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16:59Matt NicholsonGUEST
So I was in the bush for a couple of weeks, and I did my gun course in-house.
OTB 246: Armour and Tankraft
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58:02JulianHOST
And
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58:03Brad BelsheimGUEST
Puckapunyal's
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58:04IanHOST
not.
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58:04Brad BelsheimGUEST
That's in Canberra, right? No, that's not in Canberra.
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58:29Brad BelsheimGUEST
Well,
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58:31Dave GoldfinchHOST
you've got us three in Melbourne.
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58:32Dave GoldfinchHOST
So then on our way to Canberra, we stop at Puckapunyal Tank Museum and go into the Army Museum there.
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58:40IanHOST
Yep.
Bridging the gap: New Zealand's Chief Defence Scientist on innovation, sovereignty and AI
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16:06David GalliganGUEST
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16:06David RoweHOST
did school cadets at Puckapunyal, so there you go.
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16:08David GalliganGUEST
It was a lovely place, actually, for a few weeks.
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16:11David GalliganGUEST
I did enjoy it.