Twenty seven personnel and one child repatriated from Malaysia and Singapore received a warm welcome home from family at Auckland airport today.
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Remains of NZDF personnel returned to NZ today
The remains of 27 personnel and one child repatriated from Malaysia and Singapore received a Māori welcome at the Auckland International Airport today.
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EXCLUSIVE: Family devastated NZDF unable to repatriate brother’s remains
The family of RNZAF Officer William Anthony Devescovi is still struggling with news he won't be part of the Malaysia Singapore repatriations as planned next week.
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Family unable to repatriate soldier – remains not under headstone
Twenty-eight servicemen and one child were to be repatriated from Malaysia and Singapore by Government next week but one family will not be welcoming their loved one home having received news that his remains were not located under his headstone.
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Allegations of misconduct at Waiouru Military Camp
Senior military staff have stood down following allegations of inappropiate behaviour while military police carry out an investigation involving seven people.
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Iwi praised for new housing development
Iwi have been praised for using their asset base to ease the Auckland housing shortage. 49 new rental homes are being opened for New Zealand Defence personnel and their whānau in Whenuapai.
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Whānau accompanied repatriation 'can't be done' – Ron Mark
Green Party Co-Leader Marama Davidson is supporting veteran Paul Thomas' request to be present at the exhumation of soldiers to be repatriated from Malaysia in August. But Defence Minister Ron Mark says this is not possible.
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Overseas repatriation process of NZDF personnel has begun
Families of NZ defence personnel buried overseas may get to bring their loved ones home.
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Commander given honour of wearing NZDF korowai
NZDF Contingent Commander Lieutenant Olly Te Ua, Te Tairāwhiti, will be given the honour of wearing the Māori woven cloak Ngā Tapuwae when he speaks at the dawn service in Gallipoli today.
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Willie Apiata attends poppy appeal launch
This year's poppy appeal will help address the mental health needs of our country's younger veterans who have served overseas in recent operations.
