Defence Force considers moving Navy out of Devonport - and Picton is an option
The Defence Force has considered relocating Devonport Naval Base to Picton.
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New Zealand 'will slip in power by 2030'
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Residents want to be tested for toxins
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Commodore allegedly put camera in NZ Embassy toilets
Police allege secret camera was in NZ's Washington embassy toilets for many months.
Revealed: NZ's top military attache accused of indecent filming
The Kiwi accused of making an intimate video in our US embassy is a top military diplomat.
Air Force failed victims of 'groper Roper' - report
An independent report into an Air Force rapist has found several failures by the NZDF.
Civilian deaths: How NZDF gave minister wrong info
NZDF gives minister wrong information on Hit & Run raid over "collateral damage".
Hercules turns back after problems mid flight
The defence force aircraft called for help just before 1.30pm today.
Washington embassy accused keeps name secret for now
A Kiwi man is accused of making an intimate video of another person at the embassy.
Call for action on chemicals at Ohakea
Better testing and information needed on chemical contamination near Ohakea, lawyer says.
Big Read: 'No way' civilians were killed, NZDF promised Key
NZDF mistakenly gave Sir John Key a cast-iron assurance over civilian deaths.
World War I Kiwi soldier's remains reburied in Belgium
Archaeologists on TV show dig found Kiwi soldier's remains after 101 years in Belgian soil
Jim Salinger: The Middle East is a climate and conflict hotspot
The region spends $135b on defence - but just 1.5b on climate mitigation.
Sweeping health check focuses on modern veterans
A sprawling check on recent Kiwi war veterans begins amid warnings of a "lost generation".
Rifles will not fall silent
Key to Anzac Day rifle-shot tribute is link to police, ex-solder says
Toddler inherits parents' fighting spirit
Poppy funds help get battling toddler specialist help
NZDF expert warns of 'lost generation'
NZDF medical expert warns more mental health work needs to be done.
Grieving kids of war share experiences
Camp for grieving kids helps them know they are not alone
Humble hero praises mental health move
"Not All Wounds Bleed" focuses on the mental injuries veterans and their families face.
Not All Wounds Bleed: Why we should all care this Poppy Day
COMMENT: Decorated soldier Lt-Col Melanie Childs opens up on the importance of Poppy Day.
Big Read: Inside the Hit & Run inquiry and what it will find
The Hit & Run inquiry will be uncomfortable for all, David Fisher reports.
Hit & Run authors: Inquiry already prejudiced
Hit & Run authors say Attorney-General has already muddied inquiry before it's started.
Inquiry into NZ SAS role in Afghan deaths
Author Nicky Hager says inquiry "very good news".
Hub gives veterans a helping hand
RSA and NZDF team up to give veterans "a hand up, not a hand out".
Foundation of lies laid for Trump adventure in Middle East
US propaganda sees one stray missile turn into invasion threat
Poppy Appeal to help Kiwi military veterans
Military veterans will again benefit from the RSA's annual Poppy Appeal.
Tim Keating to step down as NZDF chief
Defence Force chief says his decision to leave is not linked to Operation Burnham
Publisher accused for Jesus 'blasphemy'
Former Labour secretary likely to be first and last tried for blasphemous libel
Tests show Bulls drinking water safe
Bulls water being retested, with hunt for source of the low-level PFAS contamination
Riders ready to bust tussock at Waiouru
An influx of trail bike riders will hit Waiouru this weekend for the Tussock Buster.
NZDF confirms 'Hit & Run' photos were right
Photos in the book were of the location where Operation Burnham took place, NZDF confirms.
10,000 cannabis plants, 30 guns, $50,000 seized by police
The police operation was assisted by defence force air support.
Minister says Air Force recommended flights
Ron Mark has had 10 one-way flights since becoming minister, four to or from Masterton.