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Japanese Warships Dock In New Zealand For First Time Since 1936
Japanese warships docked in New Zealand's capital Friday for the first time in almost 90 years amid efforts by Tokyo to deepen its strategic ties in the South Pacific Ocean.
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New Zealand Designates Hamas As Terrorist Group, Sanctions "Extremist Israelis"
New Zealand on Thursday became one of the last Western countries to designate all of Hamas as a "terrorist entity", saying the attacks of October 7 had shattered the notion its political and military wings could be separated.
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4 Killed In New Zealand As Cyclone Survivors Get Rescued From Rooftops
Military helicopters winched stranded storm survivors to safety in New Zealand on Wednesday, after Cyclone Gabrielle killed four people and displaced 10,500 more.
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New Zealand Pledges More Support To Ukraine, Including Military Aid
New Zealand said on Monday it will provide Ukraine with a further NZ$5 million ($3.46 million) in funds and non-lethal military assistance including some surplus equipment.
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New Zealand Military Called In As Hundreds Flee Floods
New Zealand's military was deployed to evacuate hundreds of residents from flood-hit areas of the South Island Monday as heavy rains washed away bridges and cut roads.
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New Zealand Suspends Political, Military Ties With Myanmar After Coup
New Zealand announced the suspension of high-level military and political contacts with Myanmar Tuesday, the first major international move to isolate the country's ruling junta following a military coup.
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New Zealand Military To Oversee Borders After Coronavirus Bungle
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern ordered the military to oversee the country's border controls Wednesday after a bungle that allowed two people with the coronavirus to leave quarantine.
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New Zealand Removes Statue Of Controversial Colonist
The New Zealand city of Hamilton on Friday tore down a statue of the colonial military commander after whom it was named, joining a growing list of places worldwide that are reckoning with their past.
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Six Bodies Recovered From New Zealand's Volcanic Island In Risky Mission
A New Zealand military team recovered six bodies on Friday from the volcanic island that fatally erupted earlier this week, in a high risk operation watched by dozens of grieving family members waiting on the mainland.
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New Zealand Military Set For Risky Mission To Bring Bodies From Volcano
New Zealand's military will embark on a risky dawn mission to retrieve eight bodies from the still-active White Island volcano, officials said Thursday, as pressure from distraught victims' families mounted.
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New Zealand Officer Tried To Secretly Film People In Embassy Toilet In US
One of New Zealand's highest ranking military officers was Thursday found guilty of trying to secretly film people in the toilet at the country's embassy in Washington DC.
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Climate Change Biggest Security Challenge: New Zealand Military
The New Zealand Defence Force identified climate change as one of its biggest security challenges today, warning that responding to global warming will increasingly stretch its resources.
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New Zealand Military Called In After Pipeline Leak Hits Air Travel
New Zealand called in its defence force on Monday to help move fuel around the country after a burst oil pipeline triggered a jet fuel shortage, causing dozens of flight cancellations and disrupting the plans of thousands of airline passengers.
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Barack Obama Declares Wildfire Emergency in Washington State
President Barack Obama declared an emergency Friday for wildfire-ravaged Washington state, as Australia and New Zealand sent firefighters to help US crews struggling to contain deadly blazes across America's drought-stricken West.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott to Talk Border Security on Turkey Trip
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Monday that he will use a trip to Turkey for Anzac Day commemorations to push Ankara for increased security on its border with Syria and Iraq.
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Japanese Warships Dock In New Zealand For First Time Since 1936
Japanese warships docked in New Zealand's capital Friday for the first time in almost 90 years amid efforts by Tokyo to deepen its strategic ties in the South Pacific Ocean.
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New Zealand Designates Hamas As Terrorist Group, Sanctions "Extremist Israelis"
New Zealand on Thursday became one of the last Western countries to designate all of Hamas as a "terrorist entity", saying the attacks of October 7 had shattered the notion its political and military wings could be separated.
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4 Killed In New Zealand As Cyclone Survivors Get Rescued From Rooftops
Military helicopters winched stranded storm survivors to safety in New Zealand on Wednesday, after Cyclone Gabrielle killed four people and displaced 10,500 more.
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New Zealand Pledges More Support To Ukraine, Including Military Aid
New Zealand said on Monday it will provide Ukraine with a further NZ$5 million ($3.46 million) in funds and non-lethal military assistance including some surplus equipment.
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New Zealand Military Called In As Hundreds Flee Floods
New Zealand's military was deployed to evacuate hundreds of residents from flood-hit areas of the South Island Monday as heavy rains washed away bridges and cut roads.
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New Zealand Suspends Political, Military Ties With Myanmar After Coup
New Zealand announced the suspension of high-level military and political contacts with Myanmar Tuesday, the first major international move to isolate the country's ruling junta following a military coup.
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New Zealand Military To Oversee Borders After Coronavirus Bungle
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern ordered the military to oversee the country's border controls Wednesday after a bungle that allowed two people with the coronavirus to leave quarantine.
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New Zealand Removes Statue Of Controversial Colonist
The New Zealand city of Hamilton on Friday tore down a statue of the colonial military commander after whom it was named, joining a growing list of places worldwide that are reckoning with their past.
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Six Bodies Recovered From New Zealand's Volcanic Island In Risky Mission
A New Zealand military team recovered six bodies on Friday from the volcanic island that fatally erupted earlier this week, in a high risk operation watched by dozens of grieving family members waiting on the mainland.
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New Zealand Military Set For Risky Mission To Bring Bodies From Volcano
New Zealand's military will embark on a risky dawn mission to retrieve eight bodies from the still-active White Island volcano, officials said Thursday, as pressure from distraught victims' families mounted.
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New Zealand Officer Tried To Secretly Film People In Embassy Toilet In US
One of New Zealand's highest ranking military officers was Thursday found guilty of trying to secretly film people in the toilet at the country's embassy in Washington DC.
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Climate Change Biggest Security Challenge: New Zealand Military
The New Zealand Defence Force identified climate change as one of its biggest security challenges today, warning that responding to global warming will increasingly stretch its resources.
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New Zealand Military Called In After Pipeline Leak Hits Air Travel
New Zealand called in its defence force on Monday to help move fuel around the country after a burst oil pipeline triggered a jet fuel shortage, causing dozens of flight cancellations and disrupting the plans of thousands of airline passengers.
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Barack Obama Declares Wildfire Emergency in Washington State
President Barack Obama declared an emergency Friday for wildfire-ravaged Washington state, as Australia and New Zealand sent firefighters to help US crews struggling to contain deadly blazes across America's drought-stricken West.
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Australian PM Tony Abbott to Talk Border Security on Turkey Trip
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Monday that he will use a trip to Turkey for Anzac Day commemorations to push Ankara for increased security on its border with Syria and Iraq.
