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Defence minister Ron Mark "very disappointed" over NZDF's changing story on NZSAS raid.
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NZDF helps in search for missing vessel near Fiji
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Minister fails to follow orders: Peters
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Caught out: Defence Minister asking if he can wear medals
Defence minister Ron Mark has admitted wearing medals in a breach of the rules.
Family, Defence Force farewell a 'top bloke'
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New sniper rifles cost NZDF $4m
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Armed troops descend on Waipukurau
NZ Army line the streets in Central Hawke's Bay. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Soldier speaks out on life after Afghanistan
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Herald launches poppy appeal with RSA
Remember to care - and help children of servicemen and - women killed in line of duty.
Herald launches poppy appeal with RSA
Remember to care, and help children of servicemen and, women killed in line of duty.
Why Steve Hansen's backing Poppy Appeal
All Blacks coach among big names supporting annual RSA fundraiser.
Questions on how NZDF cares for fallen
The military's ability to care for the bodies of those who die abroad is under question.
Nine killed had weapons: Army email
The Chief of Army tells officers the nine killed in the NZSAS raised were armed.