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Hercules aircraft involved with New Caledonia departures
Repatriation flights for stranded Kiwis in New Caledonia.
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NZ Army electrician sparked by exotic start to her military career
Lance Corporal Krimson Pamata has just started out as a New Zealand Army electrician but has ticked off an early career highlight...
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Chief of Defence Force Change of Command Ceremony marks new leadership
The new Chief of Defence Force, Air Marshal Tony Davies, has been officially appointed at a Change of Command Ceremony at Government House.
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Tech, science and weaponry on board Navy frigate
A passion for science and technology has steered Lieutenant Oli Cook on a career as a Navy Weapon Engineering Officer.
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West Coast nurse draws on NZ Army experience in remote role
The remote West Coast township of Hari Hari, with its population of a nudge over 200 people, is where registered nurse Rose Fraser now serves her community.
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Defence Force recognises personnel in a wide range of roles
Personnel have been recognised for a wide range of efforts in the past few years, ranging from rescuing people in the flood waters of Cyclone Gabrielle to going above and beyond in the field of safety, international relations and military technology.
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RNZAF wing commander passing on emergency response lessons in Marlborough
Wing Commander Bill Rowling is someone you want to have on your team in an emergency.
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NZDF made a proud contribution to Timor-Leste nationhood
New Zealand military personnel who served in Timor-Leste a quarter of a century ago can be rightly proud of the contribution they made to the young country’s formative years, says a senior soldier representing the New Zealand Defence Force.
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Royal New Zealand Navy takes out top prize at 47th Roy Smith Memorial Trophy Competition
Intricate knife skills, specialised cooking techniques and refined plating skills were on display at the annual 47th Roy Smith Memorial Trophy Competition last week.
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Māori experiences front and centre as Military Veterans Kaupapa Inquiry reaches significant milestone
The Waitangi Tribunal has heard dozens of accounts from Māori veterans and their whānau, as well as relatives of service personnel no longer with us, as the latest claimant stage of the Wai 2500 Military Veterans Kaupapa Inquiry concluded in Whakatāne.