Some one million Australians stood up in support of the Allied cause during the Second World War. From 1 August 2020, the Australian Government will share those stories and is encouraging all Australians to be involved through its #OneInAMillion campaign. 

Learning about your family’s defence service history can help to form new connections with family, friends and community members who served in Australian conflicts, and uncover untold stories that

The Australian Defence Veterans’ Covenant has reached an impressive milestone, with more than 100,000 applications for veterans’ recognition following the launch in November 2019.

A new Veteran Mental Health GP Assistance Hotline has been established as part of the Government's $1.4 million investment in mental health services for the veteran community.

The Government has prioritised the protection of Australians, including vulnerable groups like elderly veterans and those with chronic conditions from COVID-19.

DVA has a range of personal monitoring technologies available to eligible veterans, widows and widowers.

Transition support and information is going online as the Australian Defence Force (ADF) transition seminars become virtual offerings next month.

DVA is ensuring critical support and services are available to around 210,000 veterans and 100,000 dependants through our Pandemic Continuity Plan.  

Older people are at greater risk of more serious illness if they get coronavirus. As we move towards a COVIDSafe Australia, it is important for people at greater risk to take extra steps to protect themselves.

Open Arms – Veterans & Families Counselling has strengthened support for veterans and their families by expanding its suite of group support options,