Summarised by Centrist
The Defence Force has partnered with Spain’s Urovesa to replace ageing Unimog and Pinzgauer vehicles with 60 new utility trucks by 2027.
Chief of Army Major General Rose King called the upgrade “overdue” and praised the vehicles’ proven reliability with other militaries. The new models include medium trucks that handle water depths of 1.5m and adapt tyre pressure for tough terrain. Rising costs, however, have strained NZDF finances, prompting cutbacks and disputes.
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“My rights in this place don’t depend on a document signed in 1840.”
“The real message here is that some people will never achieve on their own…”
“The issues that mobilised these communities are just simply not there.”
“No other profession imposes a five-year disqualification period for failing to complete a CPD requirement.”
“Judges do their best…”
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