According to information published by Stuff on June 18, 2023, the Anzac class frigate HMNZS Te Kaha was confronted by two Chinese PLA Navy frigates in the disputed Spratly Islands. Two vessels, along with a helicopter and four other vessels, approached the 3500-tonne New Zealand frigate within 463 meters.
Read more: China Navy's confronts New Zealand frigate HMNZS Te Kaha in Spratly Islands
Stuff says HMNZS Te Mana not HMNZS Te Kaha. Read here.
New Zealand and Fiji have signed a defence agreement to strengthen military training and maritime security, that comes amid rising tensions over security in the region.
Read more: New Zealand and Fiji strike defence deal amid rising Pacific tensions
Under Plan ANZAC, signed between the New Zealand Army and Australian Army in April, the two forces will become more closely integrated than before.
Read more: Australia to assist NZ Army recovery under Plan ANZAC
New Zealand Defence Force personnel are continuing to assist international efforts to cohere and coordinate the movement of donated military aid to Ukraine.
Read more: NZDF's support continues as part of international efforts to deliver aid to Ukraine
HMNZs Aotearoa is a Maritime Sustainment Capability (MSC) vessel and largest ship in the Royal New Zealand Navy's Fleet. A Polar-class Logistics Support Ship, HMNZS Aotearoa, is designed as a resupply vessel, supporting and resupplying other vessels and helicopters during operations - and uses AIMS-ISR to do it.
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AUCKLAND — The resignation of New Zealand Labour Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern came as a surprise to the country and, analysts say, could result in muddying the country’s already stilted progress on defense reform.
Read more: New Zealand defense priorities could slow after resignation of PM Jacinda Ardern
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Defence Minister Andrew Little has told the nuclear powers that New Zealand’s nuclear-free stance is not “wishful thinking”, and the country will gear up to defend “our free and democratic way of life”.
Read more: Andrew Little tells nuclear powers New Zealand's stance isn't just 'wishful thinking'
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WELLINGTON, June 8 (Reuters) - Historically high levels of attrition in New Zealand's Defence Force may be slowing as new cash pumped in to the Force delays resignations, New Zealand Defence Forces chiefs said on Thursday.
Read more: Early signs New Zealand Defence Force attrition slowing - chiefs
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