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WELLINGTON,New Zealand - New Zealand's air force began a "quantum leap" in its capabilities Tuesday with the arrival of the its first new French-made NH90 helicopters. Two new NH90s the first of eight on order arrived aboard an Antonov AN 124 transport
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Gallantry awards being presented today highlight the courage and professionalism of New Zealand forces serving in Afghanistan, Defence Minister Wayne Mapp said today. “The three New Zealand soldiers have shown the highest level of bravery in the face of
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WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Chief of Defence Force, Lieutenant-General Rhys Jones speaks alongside Prime Minister John Key (R) and Minister of Defence Wayne Mapp (L) during a media conference at the Beehive Theatrette on September 28, 2011... View Photo »
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Two new NH90 helicopters will arrive at Ohakea at 9.30am, after being airlifted from France on board an Antonov AN 124 transport aircraft, Defence Minister Wayne Mapp said today. “These helicopters will provide a quantum leap in capability for the RNZAF
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Recently departed North Shore MP Wayne Mapp used to tempt his constituents with big talk of "a second harbour crossing by 2016". The fizz had hardly gone flat in her election night bubbles before his successor, Maggie Barry, was pushing the same cause.
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The incoming New Zealand government cabinet is expected to be announced next week and Prime Minister John Key is to recall parliament on December 20. Mr Key says there will be new faces and some changes in the portfolios his ministers hold. Two ministers
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WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Prime Minister John Key (R) speaks alongside Minister of Defence Wayne Mapp (L) during a media conference at the Beehive Theatrette on September 28, 2011 in Wellington, New Zealand. The death with be the second... View Photo »
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STRONG VIEWS: Maggie Barry is committed to a second harbour crossing. Maggie Barry hit the ground running as the North Shore electorate's first woman MP. The morning after National's resounding victory she sent a strong message to Auckland mayor Len
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, center, her partner Tim Mathieson, left, and New Zealand Defense Minister Wayne Mapp participate in a ceremony to mark Anzac Day as a pigeon passes by at Korea War Memorial Museum in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, April 25, 2011. Gillard is visiting...
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