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Service offers lifelong skills
“The leadership, strategic planning and critical thinking skills I learnt as an Officer in the NZ Army have been instrumental in my appointment to senior management and governance roles, “said Major...
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Last man out of Freetown: Lieutenant Colonel John Dyer’s experiences in Sierra Leone
Lieutenant Colonel (retired) John Dyer, NZGD, was born in Gisborne and joined the New Zealand Army in 1981. He trained as an officer and served for 20 years. Together with training deployments to...
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Rongoā Māori
Kua horaina tēnei pūtea i raro i ngā ritenga o te Ture Tautoko Mōrehu Hōia 2014. Pānuitia te Ture Tautoko Mōrehu Hōia 2014 [English] (external link) Ki a mātou he wāhanga taketake ngā rongoā nō te...
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Sir Robert Nairn Gillies KNZM
Sir Robert Nairn Gillies KNZM, the last remaining member of the 28 (Maori) Battalion, passed away in Rotorua on 7 November, aged 99. Sir Robert (Ngāti Whakaue, Ngāti Kahungunu), who was known as Tā...
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Thinking about leaving?
There are a number of reasons you may want to leave the New Zealand Defence Force. You should think about these reasons to make sure it's the best decision for you. Get Advice If you are...
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Anzac Day Amendment Bill is open for public submissions
On 3 April, an amendment bill to update the Anzac Day Act 1966 passed its first reading in Parliament. The 1966 Act recognises and commemorates all those who served in six named conflicts from...
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Collaboration between NZ Remembrance Army and Veterans' Affairs
Veterans’ Affairs and the Remembrance Army meet regularly to discuss the maintenance of service graves, to support each other on projects and to explore further opportunities for joint projects....
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Penihana Hoa Rangatira kua Pouarutia, Hoa Pūmau rānei kua Pouarutia
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Operation Radian Remembered
The 25th anniversary of the first deployment of Kiwi Company on Op Radian, a joint task force under the UN to Bosnia, is to be held in September. Op Radian was the first major company deployment...
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Rongoā Māori