Defence Force struggling with morale
The Defence Force are struggling to improve staff morale, and one in five staff are actively looking to quit - a survey has shown.
The Defence Force are struggling to improve staff morale, and one in five staff are actively looking to quit - a survey has shown.
Looking down from a plane flying into New Zealand, Gulnazim Kazimi couldn't believe how big the ocean was. It was his first time seeing it - now he wants to touch it.
The Government is maintaining there is no specific threat to the safety of New Zealanders in South Korea, despite a new warning issued by the North.
Japan has deployed Patriot missiles in its capital as it readies to defend the 30 million people who live in greater Tokyo from any North Korean attack.
A New Zealand Army officer charged with beating a fellow soldier has appeared before a court martial this morning at Linton Army Camp.
Defence Minister Jonathan Coleman rejected suggestions the non-combat deaths of defence force personnel were linked to low morale.
The New Zealand Defence Force’s summer-season support to our country’s commitment to the pristine Antarctic region has drawn to a close with the final Royal New Zealand Air Force Boeing 757 ice flight. Around 200 Defence Force personnel directly supported the mission at various stages of the October to March season, with the mission peaking in February during the annual supply ship offload where Defence personnel worked round the clock in freezing conditions. courtesy NZ Defence force.
A coroner is calling for an overhaul of Britain's gun laws after police shortcomings allowed a man with a history of domestic abuse to kill three members of his family.
The lead pilot of the air force's fatal Anzac Day formation is being made a scapegoat for failures right up the command chain, says the father of one of the men who died in the 2010 crash.
A New Zealand soldier serving in Afghanistan died after taking his own life, an inquest has found.
The navy may not be able to monitor illegal fishing in the Southern Ocean because its ships are not up to the task.
The first time I encountered Hazara was in Kabul in 2008. I had placed my life in the hands of Khalib, an Afghan translator.
The New Zealand navy is relying on Australian sailors to keep it afloat as skilled crew leave in droves for higher-paid jobs across the Tasman.
A Defence Force plan to cut costs by turning military positions into civilian positions has failed, the Auditor-General has found.
Fire chiefs are angry the army will start live firing again today at the scene of last week's big blaze at West Melton in Canterbury.