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The Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide has recognised that, due to the nature of military service, veterans may experience greater risks detrimental to their long-term wellbeing, highlighting a need to better support the wellbeing of veterans across their lifespan.
Veterans have highlighted the importance of social connection when both transitioning to civilian life and recovering from physical injury.
Ex-service organisations (ESOs) are invited to share their views about the establishment of a national peak body to improve co-ordination and advocacy within the sector. Submissions close on 30 April.
Today, we commemorates the 50th anniversary of the beginning of Operation Babylift, a humanitarian mission that evacuated thousands of Vietnamese orphans during the final days of the Vietnam War.
The full-time statutory leadership role represents and gives voice to veteran families.
DVA wants to know how to better communicate with you. There are many different ways people like to receive information and we want to tailor our communication to best meet your needs.
The Rise Together Initiative is a program designed to break down career barriers for Defence and veteran partners, including widows. Applications are open until 7 April 2025.
The Australian Government handed down the 2025-26 Federal Budget on 25 March 2025.
Hard copies of DVA’s Veteran Support and Services Guide are now available everywhere in Australia where you’ll physically engage with DVA.
Vin Healy, a master songwriter and teacher who honours veterans, has released a new song in the lead up to Anzac Day - Sister Ella Tucker.