Anzac Day: Hawke's Bay's hero chaplain, Māori 'Pah' site acknowledged at Gallipoli
The 'Padre' from Wairoa held a special place in the Māori contingent.
The 'Padre' from Wairoa held a special place in the Māori contingent.
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Kane Te Tai's final words were revealed at his farewell in Devonport today.
Infantry, engineers and bomb dogs are on their way to Languard Bluff.
Navy commissioned boats in 2010 but is now selling them.
Hawke's Bay families grapple to put their lives back together.
The transitional phase doesn’t mean the emergency response has ended.
Seeing the need through a cultural lens critical to mission’s success.
Veteran support organisation Kane Te Tai helped found now supporting his whānau.
The interaction was caught on camera during the King's visit to a military training base.
Civil Defence is running fly-overs of Tairāwhiti to assess the cyclone damage.
The road had become unpassable in the cyclone - until a local forestry gang stepped in.
It is feared more people will be found dead in devastation wrought by Cyclone Gabrielle.
The Crown said the woman withdrew her consent during planned 'rough' sex.
Most models are showing Cyclone Gabrielle will directly hit New Zealand next week.
Most models are showing Cyclone Gabrielle will directly hit New Zealand next week.
Five Eyes were involved in the operation between Police, Customs and NZDF.
A New Zealand soldier builds strong bonds with Ukrainians he helped train.
The fallout from the disastrous raid in Afghanistan continues.
The organisation is recruiting ex-army pilots for the People's Liberation Army.
Pasifika coastwatchers are finally set to be officially recognised for their service.
Days remain before family of New Zealand woman face being handed over to Taliban.
Two Reserve Army soldiers may be in Ukraine or have been previously, say NZDF.
More than 20 World War II bombs have been found near the small Pacific nation of Tuvalu.
The name of the exercise originated from Operation Cartwheel during World War II.
The ceremonial haka was performed by 25 members of the New Zealand Defence Force.
NZDF wants charges over SAS soldier's death dismissed; says WorkSafe has no jurisdiction.
Intense mortar and artillery fire forced fellow fighters to withdraw.
Defence Force worker said sexual banter was tolerated because female colleague ignored it.
Calls come after fears body remains in Russian hands.