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Air Force to undertake Auckland CBD operations
Air Force and Army personnel will take part in urban flying operations training starting from this Sunday.
Air Force and Army personnel will take part in urban flying operations training starting from this Sunday.
We've had Prince Charming, caring Harry, earth-brother Harry - and yesterday we got GI Harry.
A strong majority of New Zealanders support the Government's decision to deploy 143 troops to Iraq to train the Iraqi Army in its fight against Islamic State.
A disgraced bombardier who was jailed and dismissed from the armed forces for offences including indecent assault had his sentence reduced on appeal today.
Matt Gauldie has been the New Zealand Army’s artist for 10 years. He talks to Jennifer Dann about his work and the places it has taken him.
A kayaker missing on a Canterbury lake for 11 days has today been named by police and mourned by a "heartbroken" family.
Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee has confirmed that legal protection has been secured for New Zealand troops to fight in Iraq against the Islamic State.
New Zealand is among the best in the world at expanding human rights, religious tolerance and peaceful dialogue, writes David Rutherford.
A non-commissioned officer in the New Zealand Defence Force has been found guilty of indecent assault.
An army recruit felt pressured to perform sexual acts with an instructor as a way of helping her platoon, a court martial has heard today.
The announcement that 150 NZ Defence Force personnel will begin pre-deployment training for Iraq at Linton and Waiouru military camps has been condemned.
New Zealand troops have been given the go-ahead to begin training for a likely deployment to Iraq.
A Defence Force instructor stripped to his underwear, called a female recruit into his room and told her "he wanted to thrash me", a court martial has heard today.
A member of the army who has accused a more senior non-commissioned officer of offences against her testified at a court martial.
"If it wasn't for the defibrillator mum wouldn't be here." When Natalia Shaw watched firefighters save her mum's life, she was inspired into training as a medic for the NZ Army.
A not guilty verdict brought on tears from all sides in the Whanganui District Court as the trial ended for two soldiers accused of sexually violating a woman in a Unimog.
The jury is out for the trial of two soldiers accused of sexually violating a woman by intimidating her into having a threesome in a Unimog.
Soldier accused of intimidating a woman into having a threesome says the sex was consensual and he walked her home afterwards.
Tears and broad smiles were everywhere as naval families were reunited today after three long months at sea.
A soldier who died of head injuries he suffered in a league game at Linton Military Camp has been farewelled at the army base.
Ayoung army officer who died after receiving a knock to the head during a friendly rugby league match at his base has been remembered by his family as the "perfect son".
New Zealand defence personnel are on their way home after the world's largest military exercise in Hawaii.
Willie Apiata has moved on from his job helping at-risk youth - and is now being handled by Richie McCaw's management team.
A whistleblower alleges that as the war in Afghanistan reached its deadly zenith, Kiwi forces were asked to use booby-trapped mines to combat insurgents.
A senior Army officer is expected to face disciplinary action after he wrongly signed off approval for soldiers to fire live bullets in training exercises.
Some of the most fearless warriors in military history have been taking part in a biennial exercise with the NZ Army in the South Island.