Australia's and New Zealand's armies have committed to upgrading their historic trans-Tasman military partnership ahead of Anzac Day.
A new "Plan Anzac" cooperation agreement will allow the two armies to share operational intelligence and technology as well as ramping-up their relationship.
Speaking exclusively to the ABC's Afternoon Briefing's Greg Jennett, Australian Army chief Lieutenant General Simon Stuart said that, while it was "business as usual" for the century-old Anzac relationship, the latest pact would strengthen the bond between the two countries even further.
