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Navy offers Whangarei teen a dream opportunity
Whangarei’s Brock Longworth may have found his dream job, which combines his loves of engineering and the sea.
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NZ Navy's new replenishment vessel sails on maiden voyage to Antarctica
Fresh from her deployment to Tonga where she provided essential aid supplies, refuelling services and water generation, HMNZS Aotearoa has now sailed from Lyttelton and is heading south to support Antarctic environmental and scientific programmes.
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Former Defence Chief passes away in Wellington
Former Chief of Defence Staff (now Chief of Defence Force) Air Marshal (Retired) David Crooks CB OBE passed away in Wellington on Wednesday, aged 90.
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RNZAF 85: Wing Commander Terry Knight
Served 1961-1986
Terry Knight’s career as a navigator with No. 40 Squadron took him to war zones and around the world several times. -
Anzac Day 2022 Flypasts
This Anzac Day our aircraft plan to fly the following routes to mark the day. Keep your eye on the sky if we’re coming to your town.
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If she can do it, I can do it
In the world of clearance diving, females are rare. We talk to Royal Canadian Navy divers Sarah Gunderson and Katrina Koch-Underhill, seconded to HMNZS Matataua.
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Navy workhorse respects Queen’s own mahi
After more than 40 years’ mahi in the Royal New Zealand Navy, Lieutenant Poutu ‘Tau’ Taua will finally deploy for a role that will be purely ceremonial – recognising the 70 years of service by Queen Elizabeth II.
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The first kiwi roundel
During his Air Force career, John Black left an indelible mark on the service, literally. He was the creator behind the first unofficial kiwi roundel.
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NZDF joins RIMPAC exercise in waters around Hawaii
Royal New Zealand Navy ship HMNZS Aotearoa has sailed into Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor as a part of the New Zealand contingent participating in Exercise RIMPAC, or Rim of the Pacific.
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New Zealand Army challenges during Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
One-hundred-and-one aspiring young community leaders have no idea what’s coming. Sitting in a community hall in Auckland’s Eastern Beach, on a rainy Tuesday night, they think this will be the end of a long day.