Massey University intelligence and counter terrorism specialist Dr John Battersby answers our questions on the report of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Christchurch terrorist attacks. NZSM: The government has accepted all 44 recommendations […]
With its Seasprites due for replacement in 2027, the Defence shopping list includes nine maritime helicopters. Editor-at-large Dr Peter Greener surveys the market and considers the main contenders. This article is part of Line of Defence […]
Welcome to the October-November 2020 issue of New Zealand Security Magazine! 2020 is going by in a flash. In this penultimate issue of NZSM for 2020, we review this year’s NZSA New Zealand Security Industry […]
The international market for holography continues to hold-up despite the impact of COVID-19, with strong confidence that trading will soon return to normal levels, says the International Hologram Manufacturers Association (IHMA). A poll of its […]
Kacific Broadband Satellites Group and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) have joined forces in support of Vanuatu to provide a reliable communications network when disasters strike. The collaboration aims to bring connectivity, in particular to […]
The New Zealand Ministry of Education is seeking proposals for the upgrade of the fire protection at Mt Cook School. Wellington. Over the last 12 years the Ministry of Education has upgraded over 600 fire […]
In this Spring issue of Line of Defence, Dr Peter Greener (Senior Fellow at Victoria University Wellington’s Centre for Strategic Studies) asks COMJFNZ RADM James Gilmour about overseas deployments, women in uniform, frigates, helicopters and more. In an era […]
Early December saw the visit to Auckland of two senior members of ASIS International’s top brass en route from the US to Australia. Washington DC-based secretary-designate Malcolm Smith CPP and CEO Peter O’Neil spent three […]
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