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Cobbers keep navy afloat

The New Zealand navy is relying on Australian sailors to keep it afloat as skilled crew leave in droves for higher-paid jobs across the Tasman.

Great Barrier fire finally under control

Fire crews are optimistic they have gained the upper hand over a huge blaze that has been burning on Great Barrier Island throughout the week.

Training blamed in barge grounding

Inadequate training of crew in the use of navigation systems was one of several factors that grounded a navy barge in Whangarei on Waitangi Day, an inquiry finds.

Kiwi killed in Rarotonga cycle crash

Police call in navy's undersea robot to find drowned man

Cartoon: Welcome to Honolulu cruise ship terminal

Navy's Pearl Harbour ban 'nothing new' - PM

Naval boat can't come 'home'

Broken down and in need of a tow

Sailor in court for urinating in public and kicking at police

Goff demands action on navy misbehaviour

Brian Rudman: Navy's come-what-may attitude alarming

Death of a sailor: A system of failure

Family members want accountability over the death of Byron Solomon on the HMNZS Canterbury, ruled preventable by a coroner. The 22-year-old was the first Navy sailor to die in active duty in 37 years when he drowned in 2007.

Coroner backs family's anger with navy culture

Navy death legal action considered

The father of a sailor killed in an "unnecessary and preventable" Navy accident is considering further action following the release of a coroner's report. Byron Solomon, was the first Navy sailor to die on active service in 37 years.

Navy officer drank until he was 'not in control'

A navy commander downed glass after glass of white wine and embarrassed....