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Milton Navy man takes on Niue tasks in tropical heat
Otago’s Joshua Phillips is revelling in the heat of his first ever overseas deployment as part of a New Zealand Defence Force mission in the Pacific where he is helping survey coastal and harbour areas.
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Chief of NZ Army says Fiji visit both long overdue and greatly welcomed
Reconnecting face to face as armies and renewing old friendships while on an official visit to the Republic of Fiji has been both long overdue and greatly welcomed, Chief of Army Major General John Boswell says.
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Last line of defence
The saying goes that you’re having a bad day if you need some of the gear the Royal New Zealand Air Force's Safety and Surface team looks after.
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Army honours Private David Stewart NZBM with theatrette dedication
The New Zealand Army today honoured and remembered Private David Stewart NZBM in ceremony by dedicating his name to the 1st Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment (1 RNZIR) Theatrette situated at Linton Military Camp.
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Chef and Steward Trades - 112 years of loyal and dedicated service
The New Zealand Army chefs and stewards have been a vital part of soldiers’ lives since the day of their enlistment.
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Further details released on NZDF soldier reportedly killed in Ukraine
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Celebrating Tonga Language Week: Leading Aircraftman Tevita Lavemai
To celebrate Tonga Language Week, Leading Aircraftman (LAC) Tevita Lavemai shares with us his experiences in service, his thought on his culture and more.
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Gisborne man adds to family legacy of Navy and rugby representation
Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) Able Electronics Technician Conrad Kutia, of Ngati Porou, is carrying on his family’s legacy of service and a love of rugby.
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Māori Language Week: Lieutenant Colonel Glenn King
“O nāianei he mea rawa atu ki ahau. My culture means everything to me. It didn’t always, but I can’t dwell on that. I read an article recently and the writer said that being Māori is magical, and it was their superpower. My Māoritanga empowers me.”
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Youngest Kiwi proud to represent NZ at Queen's Funeral
At 18 years old, Gunner Reagen Powell from Matamata is not only the youngest in his regiment, he was the youngest member of the New Zealand Defence Force contingent to march in the Her Majesty The Late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral procession on Monday.