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Holiday Accommodation
You can plan a family friendly holiday staying at the Army, Navy, or Air Force Welfare holiday houses at locations throughout New Zealand. These are available to NZDF personnel and their dependants at low cost. To ensure fair access, bookings during peak holiday periods are allocated through a ballot system. Each service branch has unique criteria for ballot periods and eligibility, so be sure to review the specific guidelines.
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Middle East deployment 2026
At the direction of the Government, the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) is supporting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade (MFAT) to be ready to assist New Zealanders stranded by conflict in the Middle East.
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Defence Library
The Defence Shared Services Group E-books library is available to NZDF personnel and their families. It covers fiction, biographies, wellness, health, personal development, finance and much more. E-books and audio books for adults, teens and children.
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Defence Library
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OIA-2026-5662.2 Veteran support services
The official information that was released as part of request OIA-2026-5662.2 about Veteran support services
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OIA-2026-5662.1 VA operational guidance
The official information that was released as part of request OIA-2026-5662.1 about VA operational guidance
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OIA-2026-5686 VA records of engagement
The official information that was released as part of request OIA-2026-5686 about VA records of engagement
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Navy Officer experiences life on an icebreaker
A sea ride that sounds like a constant earthquake is one way of describing a trip to McMurdo Sound in United States Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star. But for Midshipman Emma Walker, it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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Lamb pies vs tacos for US Coast Guard
It was a case of Kiwiana cuisine meeting Taco Tuesdays when two Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) chefs deployed aboard a United States Coast Guard cutter for four months.
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Otago sailor experiences ice-breaking mission to Antarctica
Joshua Phillips has experienced many aspects of ocean life, but hearing Antarctic ice shatter under a 10,000-tonne icebreaker was something new.