@hplagoeiro@net_lot@TfL@OOESV@hplagoeiro congratulations on your award and on your recent Phd! I am chief editor of FireNZ Magazine, and very interested in your energy work. Would love to discuss a possible article. Could you email me at [email protected] to discuss?
Many thanks to @theOSPAs organisers, judges and sponsors for this #OSPAs honour. The New Zealand security industry has been making great strides and scoring big goals in recent years. It's wonderful to be a part of it, and fantastic that it's being showcased on the world stage.
The winner of the prestigious New Zealand #OSPAs Lifetime Achievement award is Nicholas Dynon!
Congratulations Nicholas on this achievement.
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In the post-#COVID19 era, contactless #borders present a potential enabler for Covid-safe air travel - my latest in @DefsecNZ's Line of Defence Magazine https://t.co/ehuM795j51
Wayne Mapp explores the possible roles of the @NZDefenceForce in responding to a #COVIDー19 like #pandemic, arguing that its pool of well-trained people, its large estate and its fit-for-purpose equipment form a valuable national reserve https://t.co/FeA9jtTdfQ
My latest for @DefsecNZ's Line of Defence Magazine breaks down China's national power rankings. The upshot? China is big, China is impressive, and China is influential, but it is not an exemplary power.
It’s one of the big questions of our time: just how powerful is #China? Although 40 years of economic growth may have set the country on a course towards achieving superpower status, the answer, writes @nxdynon, is complicated https://t.co/XxEmiIpN7X
Eminent #NZ academics comments on the 2019 Defence Capability Plan, raising ethical and operational questions around the proposed ‘non-traditional’ capability spend https://t.co/eyxKPnZbsE
It's now four years since the idea of @DefsecNZ and Line of Defence Magazine was first dreamed up. Today, Line of Defence is New Zealand's premier #Defense and #NationalSecurity magazine https://t.co/2RDCQ10pgF
Don Lord of Hagar NZ, spoke on human trafficking at the Asia Pacific Security and Innovation Summit earlier this year - a crime from which New Zealand is far from immune https://t.co/XspyoSnMiN
Other countries have moved towards public-private #security partnerships to address the challenge of the vulnerability of public spaces. @nxdynon asks if more private security in NZ could potentially make us safer https://t.co/obFHCqbkp2 #privatesecurity#CDSSMassey#DefSecMedia
We’re super proud that our Chief Editor @nxdynon is among the contributing authors of the inaugural issue of the National Security Journal published by @CDSSMassey
Honoured to be a part of this great new scholarly publication - New Zealand’s National Security Journal - published by the great folk at @CDSSMassey...
Thanks to Managing Editor Dr John Battersby, Editor-in-Chief Prof Rouben Azizian, Guest Editorial Board, Dr Rhys Ball, Nicholas Dynon, Dr Wil Hoverd, Dee McDonald, Nick Nelson, Dr Negar Partow, & Chris Rothery & invaluable editorial assistance by Liz Philipsen & Nicola Macaulay!
My piece in this issue of NZSM, "Together Stronger: A New Zealand #security sector network?" makes the case for a more 'joined-up' approach to securing NZ by govt, academia and industry...
Great weekend reading in this edition of NZ Security Magazine... campus #security, protecting cruise ships with #AI, police gun buy-back #firearms security, industry updates and much more https://t.co/1aenrzDpTX
Launched today, the @SITAonline 2019 Baggage IT Insights show that #airlines that are adding tracking at more points of the baggage journey are enjoying big improvements in bag delivery https://t.co/ImwuARPQ7T
ICYMI - If you're a border management, #BorderSecurity, customs or migration professional, we suggest checking out the new Border Management Magazine - https://t.co/agmfxX8cZ8
Whatever the current state of NZ–China relations, writes @nxdynon, Wellington could do well to stick to sinologists for understanding #China and to diplomats for communicating about China https://t.co/Fu11ldNQn1
The Schengen Agreement’s borderless ideals are rubbing up against some hard border realities, writes @RoderickParkes. Is the #Schengen dream in danger of being relegated to history? https://t.co/7KTWFosK0w
The borders of today, writes Lars Karlsson, serve purposes more complex to those of the past. The borders of tomorrow, including a post-#Brexit UK-EU border, will need to be even smarter https://t.co/LiDyt0F6V2
Great feedback so far on our first-ever issue of Border Management! We appreciate all the positive vibes from our border management colleagues across the globe.