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Latest news for veterans
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New system to streamline income support services
24 November 2020Process Direct will become the main system income support staff use to support veterans and their families. -
White Ribbon Day a reminder help is always available
20 November 2020If you, or someone you know are experiencing family or domestic violence, help is available 24/7. -
An open letter to the ADF and Veteran community
20 November 2020Anyone who has spent time with serving or ex-serving members of the Australian Defence Force knows what remarkable men and women we have protecting our nation. -
Learn, locate, and commemorate – unmarked graves of First World War veterans
19 November 2020The Unmarked Graves of First World War Veterans Pilot Program provides funding towards the cost of a grave marker. -
Hellfire Pass Walking Trail reopens
18 November 2020The Department of Veterans’ Affairs is pleased to advise that the entire Hellfire Pass Walking Trail (including pedestrian access through the iconic Konyu Cutting) has been reopened to the public. -
Veteran and Community Grants applications now open
17 November 2020ESOs and community organisations working in partnership with ESOs are invited to apply for funding through the latest round of the Veteran and Community Grants (V&CG) program. -
Have your say: DVA’s dental program
16 November 2020DVA is seeking feedback from the veteran community on the veteran dental program to investigate how the program can continue to meet the current and future needs of the veteran community. -
ANZAC House Veteran Central
First Veteran Wellbeing Centre now open
12 November 2020Australia’s first Veteran Wellbeing Centre has officially opened this week in Perth. -
As a nation we unite for our fallen
11 November 2020Today, Australians paused to remember the more than 102,000 Australian men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country over the last century. -
Milestone for Second World War record digitisation
10 November 2020The National Archives of Australia has signed contracts worth $4.4 million for the digitisation of more than 650,000 Second World War service records.