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A variety of support options are available to help you feel more confident using MyService.

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If you’re taking DVA-funded medicinal cannabis, talk with your prescribing doctor to check your prescription meets updated funding arrangements.

NAIDOC Week - 50 years of deadly

This year marks 50 years of NAIDOC Week. For 5 decades, NAIDOC Week has recognised and celebrated the voices, culture and contributions of First Nations people and communities across Australia.

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A DVA research project examining the long-term wellbeing of ex-serving members and their families, is being expanded to include current serving ADF members who are also DVA clients.

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New financial incentives and other key measures will support veteran care that’s holistic, consistent and long-term.

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All new claims for compensation and rehabilitation are now under the improved MRCA.

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The Veteran and Family Wellbeing Agency (the Agency) officially launched today, marking an important

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Changes to initial liability from 1 July 2026 will help veterans get the support they need when they need it.

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From 1 July 2026, veterans can earn more, and the value of their assets can be higher, before their pension payments are affected.

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