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The Royal United Services Institute of Victoria (RUSIV) has announced an annual endowed essay competition for individual Australian citizens on the subject of Defence ethics.

The Australian War Memorial is preparing an exhibition devoted to Australia's peacekeeping missions.

To recognise the service and sacrifice of Australians in the Middle East since 2001, the Minister for Defence

Entitlements available to certain ADF who served in the former Yugoslav republics between 12 January 1992 and 24 January 1997, and Navy personnel who served on attachment with UK or US forces in the Gulfs of Oman and/or Iran between 17 November 1986 and 28 February 1989.

A look at the Joint Transition Authority, which is partnering with DVA and the Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation to view how ADF personnel transition back into civilian life.

Health care entitlements DVA Health Card arrangements are primarily designed to support entitled persons seeking treatment within the Australian health care system.

DVA’s Chief Health Office Prof Jenny Firman AM discusses how we can reduce the risk of dementia.

Participating in a research trial to evaluate an intervention is one way that we can make a difference to the lives of others.

Reconnection following an absence can take time, patience and self-awareness to build understanding and manage challenges.

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