OIA-2022-4542 Auckland Military Exercise
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2022-4542 about a military exercise in Auckland.
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The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2022-4542 about a military exercise in Auckland.
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2022-4550 about the NZDF's public affairs strategy.
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2022-4528 about taxpayer funded overseas air travel.
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The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2022-4541 about the New Zealand Army's capability to deploy overseas at short notice.
The official information released as part of request OIA-2022-4531 about the transfer of soil from Ohakea air force base to the Bulls Housing Estate.
The official Information that was released as part of request OIA-2022-4534 about the cost of the Rugby Competition.
The NZDF Annual Report for the year ended 30 June 2022, and Report by the Minister for Veterans on selected non-departmental appropriations for the year ended 30 June 2022, and Financial statements of the Veterans’ Medical Research Trust Fund for the year ended 31 March 2022. Presented to the House of Representatives Pursuant to Section 44(1) of the Public Finance Act 1989 and Section 91 of the Defence Act 1990.
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The report details data collected on judicial cases over the 2021/22 financial year. During that period a total of 426 Summary Trials (dealing with 590 offences) were heard. There were five appeals to the Summary Appeal Court.
The official information that was released as part of request OIA-2022-4526 about history of lessons from NZDF's involvement in Afghanistan 2003- 2013, and the doctrine publication "NZDDP-8.1 Continuous Improvement: Lesson Learned".