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Editors Pick Influence Activities People and Leadership Wellness

March 13, 2024

Empathy: A Force Multiplier for the New Zealand Army

Empathy: A Force Multiplier for the New Zealand Army By I. Brandon New Zealand Defence Force personnel are frequently lauded for their cultural empathy and understanding when operating in the Pacific. Our whanaungatanga with…

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Editors Pick People and Leadership Wellness

December 2, 2022

Dependent Holiday Leave as a Condition of Service

DEPENDENT HOLIDAY LEAVE AS A CONDITION OF SERVICE By Mr M. Shaw Introduction As NZ experiences a period of high inflation and sharp wage growth, the public services are seeing an increasing gap between…

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Editors Pick Organisational Learning Wellness

April 11, 2022

Smokers Can Have a Smoke: The Challenge of Reducing Smoking Initiation Among New Recruits

SMOKERS CAN HAVE A SMOKE: THE CHALLENGE OF REDUCING SMOKING INITIATION AMONG NEW RECRUITS By J. Gradwell “Smokers can have a smoke”. Everyone who has marched out of Waiouru will remember these words. Called out…

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Editors Pick People and Leadership Wellness

July 26, 2021

Mental Health and Inclusivity

By Ms E. Frith “25% of New Zealanders have poor mental wellbeing, with under 35s being more at risk of mental illness.” Current serving members (and veterans) of the armed forces are no less at risk…

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Editors Pick People and Leadership Research Paper Training Wellness

April 20, 2021

Physical Characteristics of New Zealand Army, Navy and Air Force Officer Trainees’ over a 6-week Joint Officer Induction Course

By Mr D. T. Edgar, N. D. Gill & M. W. Driller A B S T R A C T Background: Fitness levels of military personnel has been well researched around the world, however limited…

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Editors Pick People and Leadership Research Paper Training Wellness

April 13, 2021

Incidences and Causative Factors of Lower Limb Injuries in the New Zealand Army

By Mr J. Rousseau Abstract Objective To examine long-term musculoskeletal injury trends in the New Zealand Army and determine the most common injuries and the activities as a causative factor. This will be useful for…

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Editors Pick People and Leadership Wellness

February 18, 2021

Welfare Matters

By Ms C. Voyce To be a valued partner, the New Zealand Army needs to look after their people. It is 2040. After much training and preparation, we had met the requirements to deploy. As…

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People and Leadership Wellness

June 19, 2020

The use of Mindset to influence and maintain an active lifestyle in middle adulthood, with the aim to sustain an ageing workforce.

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Finalist for the Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) Category June 2020 By Mrs. K. Carter An aging population is projected globally, with an expected effect of an aging…

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Organisational Learning People and Leadership Wellness

June 11, 2020

Resilience – Enabling our Soldiers

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner for the Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) Category June 2020 By Mrs. A.K Blackman. Resilience - it conjures up images of a stoic figure, refusing to be beaten.…

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People and Leadership Training Wellness

November 5, 2019

Military Professionalism: Understanding your body

Presented by Tony Small from Small Wonders at the NZ Army Wellness Expo 2018. Focus of the Wellness Expo: "Be the best you. For your Colleagues. For your Whanau."

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Empathy: A Force Multiplier for the New Zealand Army

Dependent Holiday Leave as a Condition of Service

Smokers Can Have a Smoke: The Challenge of Reducing Smoking Initiation Among New Recruits

Mental Health and Inclusivity

Physical Characteristics of New Zealand Army, Navy and Air Force Officer Trainees’ over a 6-week Joint Officer Induction Course

Incidences and Causative Factors of Lower Limb Injuries in the New Zealand Army

Welfare Matters

The use of Mindset to influence and maintain an active lifestyle in middle adulthood, with the aim to sustain an ageing workforce.

Resilience – Enabling our Soldiers

Military Professionalism: Understanding your body

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