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Navy's new ships haven't left port in years
Labour says reason Navy's newest vessels haven't left port in years is due to lack of skilled personnel to staff them.
Steer ship in the right direction
Welcome to my regular series entitled "My Light Bulb Moment". This column highlights a "blinding flash of insight" business, cultural and sports leaders have experienced, and how this changed their lives forever.
Editorial: US ship at festivities will close chapter
Not before time, the United States Navy has been invited to send a ship to New Zealand which, if accepted in the spirit in which it is given, could end a 30-year suspension of visits to our ports.....
Navy dive team joins Jubilee recovery
The fishing boat was found sunk off the Canterbury coast after sending out a distress signal in a brutal storm on October 18.
Jubilee found, body believed inside
Police believe they have found a body inside the sunken Jubilee fishing trawler on the seabed off Canterbury.
Windy welcome for US navy commander
The Commander of the US Navy's Pacific fleet was greeted by blustery winds and spitting rain as he touched down in Wellington this morning.
Navy tenant commands top digs
A naval officer approved an $80k renovation for a cliff-top $3.15m heritage villa owned by the taxpayer - then moved in once the work was completed.
Prosecution of fishers hailed
Prosecutions against those behind fishing vessels that tangled with the Royal NZ Navy over summer have been hailed as a "giant step forward" by Foreign Minister Murray McCully.
Navy offers skills and adventure
Lieutenant Commander Tim Garvan joined the navy as a teenager to avoid a student loan. At 31, he is now the captain of HMNZS Otago.
Navy probes claim of ill-treatment
The New Zealand Defence Force is investigating an assault allegedly centring around a more senior staff member "ill-treating" a lower ranked naval rating.
Navy whites end long service
The crisp, stark shorts, worn with polished white shoes and knee-high white socks, have been phased out in favour of more professional and practical long trousers.
Southern expedition offered adventure
I spent last week in the Auckland Islands, where only a few people get to go. DoC, the Navy and universities send people down a few times a year.
Naval expert with an eye for the flags
Royal New Zealand Navy signals expert Shayna Keenan can talk with flags.
Navy fires back at critics over standoff
The commanding officer of the navy ship that was outlasted by three ageing fishing vessels in the Southern Ocean has responded to critics who labelled the operation a disaster.
Third boat caught with illegal catch
The Royal New Zealand Navy has discovered a third fishing vessel with illegal catch in the Southern Ocean.
Navy seeks to board suspect catch ships
Royal NZ Navy officials were last night seeking permission to board two fishing vessels in the Southern Ocean which have been found with illegal catches.
Navy intercepts boats with illicit catch
The New Zealand navy has intercepted fishing vessels with illegal catch in the Southern Ocean.
Grisly episode in Navy history
Auckland has been NZ's naval hub for almost 175 years but few know the Navy's establishment in Devonport was marred by a brutal triple murder and scandal.
Auckland parade marks WWII battle
Kiwi veterans joined nearly 600 sailors for a parade down Auckland's Queen Street this morning to mark the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of the River Plate.
Kiwi crew at heart of history
With bells clanging, whistles screeching and hundreds of booted sailors clattering to their firing stations, boy seaman Bob Batt had every right to be scared.
Sacked officer 'been through hell'
It would serve no purpose to retry a former senior naval officer, who had "been through hell" since being dismissed over an affair with a subordinate, a court has heard.
Challenge for US Marines
The Four Nations Maritime Rugby Cup kicked off when the Royal New Zealand Navy took on the United States Marine Corps at the Devonport Naval Base yesterday.
Naval families reunited
Tears and broad smiles were everywhere as naval families were reunited today after three long months at sea.
Former naval officer has convictions over affair quashed
A senior naval officer who was dismissed from the service for having a relationship with a subordinate has had his convictions quashed.
Navy farewells its Number One
The Royal New Zealand Navy has lost its "number one" after the retirement of possibly its oldest employee.
Defence personnel return home
New Zealand defence personnel are on their way home after the world's largest military exercise in Hawaii.