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A Cabinet paper, released by the Minister for Veterans: SOU-24-MIN-0016 – Report of the Veterans’ Health Advisory Panel on the impact of exposure to Ionising radiation: Government response.
On 6 May 2024 Cabinet approved and Executive Council signed an Order in Council to bring into effect the Veterans’ Affairs Approved Information Sharing Agreement. The agreement, which comes into effect on 6 June 2024, was developed with ten other agencies. It will improve information sharing about veterans and other claimants under the Veterans’ Support Act 2014 and the delivery of services, entitlements and support to them.
This publication provides the Cabinet Minute of Decision DEV-21-MIN-0205, seeking agreement to replace the New Zealand Defence Force’s outdated computer software and hardware that pose a cyber security risk.
A Cabinet paper, released by the Minister for Veterans: LEG-24-MIN-0066 Privacy (Info Sharing Agreement Facilitating Svcs for Veterans and Other Claimants) Order 2024
The New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) has undertaken a study into the value of the Naval Combat Force.
The government requires us to be ready to conduct military operations. It provides the resources that enable us to do our job, and tasks us to undertake operations when required. It’s what we train to do.
The government requires us to be ready to conduct military operations. It provides the resources that enable us to do our job, and tasks us to undertake operations when required. It’s what we train to do.
Combat readiness is our underlying purpose. It's what we train for.
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) will over the next three weeks begin to deploy up to 120 personnel to the United Kingdom to train Ukrainian infantry recruits.
For the Royal New Zealand Navy, the 2023 International Women’s Day offers more reasons to celebrate than most.