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Keep it real
Josh Sorensen, from Palmerston North, says he needed a change of scene. His future as a Navy helicopter loadmaster will definitely deliver that.
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When Winston hit
When Cyclone Winston strikes Fiji on 20 February 2016, it pummels the country and leaves a trail of devastation. Thousands of homes are destroyed, and water, power and communication outages are expected to continue for several days.
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Whakaari erupts
At 2.11pm, Monday, 9 December 2019, Whakaari/White Island erupts. At the time of the eruption, there are 47 people on the island. Tourists and guides are caught up in the explosive event.
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Our equipment
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Peace & security
Living in peaceful times doesn’t just mean being peaceful within our homes, land and country. We are an island nation, surrounded by water. To protect our country beyond dry ground, we need an Air Force.
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Camps & bases
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Trentham
Trentham Military Camp (TMC) can be found in the lower North Island, in Upper Hutt near Wellington. Accommodating all three services, TMC is a tri-Service camp.
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HMNZS Aotearoa sails into Wellington
HMNZS Aotearoa sailed into Wellington this morning on her maiden voyage to the capital, ready for a week of official engagements.
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Award honours Officer's achievement in deployment to Iraq
Lieutenant Colonel Iain Hill is one of several Army personnel recently honoured for their outstanding performance in Iraq as members of the final Defence Force rotation to the Building Partner Capacity mission at the Taji Military Complex, near Baghdad.
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Maori Battalion medals in the hands of whānau
The families of four Hawke’s Bay Maori Battalion soldiers who fought in World War II have been given their original World War II medals – 75 years after they returned home.