Defence Estate Work Programme Paper
The Defence Estate Work Programme Paper seeks approval for investment into Defence infrastructure through the Defence Estate Regeneration Portfolio Business Case 2019-2035.
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The Defence Estate Work Programme Paper seeks approval for investment into Defence infrastructure through the Defence Estate Regeneration Portfolio Business Case 2019-2035.
The Defence Capability Plan describes the Government's investment in Defence capability to industry, international partners and the New Zealand public. The Defence Capability Plan 2019 sets out the indicative planned investments in the New Zealand Defence Force out to 2030, while further identifying potential investments to be made after 2030.
Annex D to the Defence Estate Work Programme Paper - the Defence Estate Regeneration Implementation Plan.
Annex C to the Defence Estate Work Programme Paper - business case for the Defence Estate Regeneration.
This guide is for managers wanting to prepare for, and manage flexible working, and for all members of the NZDF wanting to apply for flexible working. You’ll
find practical information that helps both managers and members to navigate the process and guidance on how to set up for success.
The Women in the NZDF Report is an annual report providing transparency around the participation of women in the NZDF. The report includes NZDF’s gender-related strategic initiatives and highlights successes.
This volume of the Manual of Armed Forces Law explains the Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC) obligations binding all members of the NZDF through New Zealand’s treaty obligations and international law.
This Defence Assessment explores the links between climate change and security, and how climate change will be a driver for future Defence Force operations, particularly in the South Pacific region. It identifies actions Defence can take as part of a broader New Zealand Government work programme on climate change and sustainability, and underscores the importance of continuing to work with and learn from our Pacific partners in understanding and responding to the intensifying impacts of climate change.