NZ Defence Force personnel involved in the recovery of victims from the Whakaari/White Island disaster have been recognised.
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Kiwi soldiers recognised for efforts during rocket attack
Corporal Charles Munns is one of three soldiers recognised for their actions in the attack on the Taji Military Camp.
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Anzac Day exciting for first air force wahine with moko kauae
Chanelle-Erica Kuka-OBrien will be celebrating her first Anzac Day in uniform with her moko kauae.
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Closure and recognition for whānau of the Māori Battalion
On Saturday medals were presented to servicemen and their whanau in Gisborne for the first time.
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NewsTwo NZ Defence Force personnel test positive for Covid-19
The NZDF personnel are currently in managed isolation.
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Ron Mark backs NZDF after Operation Burnham report
The 'Operation Burnham' report found 'strong evidence' that a Taliban leader was tortured after he left New Zealand SAS custody.
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Kiwis don’t understand what the military does – Former Army Major Fiona Cassidy
Former NZ Army Major Fiona Cassidy says that the public have yet to understand what the military actually does. Defence Minister Ron Mark's proposed 'Kawenata' (covenant) will help the public to understand what the NZDF does and support servicepeople when they leave.
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Prime Minister refuses to send personnel and resources to Tairawhiti
NZ troops return from Iraq yet the Prime Minister’s refusal to send NZ Defense Force personnel and resources to Tairāwhiti. The Gisborne mayor prompts for more manpower to save lives and to ensure whānau stay home.
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Elite SAS Trooper says a soldiers duty is to fight
There have been reports out of Iraq of a missile attack on Camp Taji where it is believed 45 New Zealand Troops are stationed. Arab News reported that the rockets hit Wednesday morning (NZ time). Veteran soldier Joe Glen says, "all of New Zealand's troops are trained to cope with hostile conditions and its most important for them to follow protocol at this time."
