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Budget 2024: Additional capacity and Discretionary VIP Services
This year’s Budget includes some additional funding for Veterans’ Affairs — an extra $4 million over four years. A large part of the extra $1 million available this year will be used to help speed up...
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Long-standing RSA member reflects on 102 years
Douglas Reid is a long-standing member of the Avondale RSA and visits it every week. Recently, Avondale RSA, along with the Ranfurly Veterans Hospital, arranged a small private morning tea to...
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War Disablement Pension
The War Disablement Pension was granted under the War Pensions Act 1954. It can no longer be granted as it was replaced by the Disablement Pension with the introduction of the Veterans' Support Act...
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Applications open for 2018 research funding
The Veterans’ Health Advisory Panel (the Panel) is seeking applications from New Zealand-based researchers (individuals or teams) interested in undertaking research projects or a programme relating...
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The Commemorative Fund
The Commemorative Fund helps to ensure the enduring contribution of New Zealand veterans is honoured. The Fund provides financial contributions to enable veterans to return to their place of...
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Corporate documents
Briefings to incoming Ministers We brief each incoming Minister about their portfolio. The briefing includes information on: the Veterans' Affairs portfolio their legislative responsibilities...
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Minister's end of year message
Chris Penk | Minister for Veterans As we approach Christmas and the summer break, many of us will be taking time to rest, to reconnect with family, and to look back on the year that has been. For our...
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Matatoa maps veteran’s journey
By Sharon Lundy, Defence Public Affairs Wearing your heart on your sleeve has taken on a very literal meaning for New Zealand Defence Force Invictus Games team member Daryl Burton. Daryl recently...
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The Thoughts That Can Hold Us Back
The following article was written by, LTCOL Stephen Kearney, Chief Mental Health Officer. Sometimes the toughest battle is the one fought inside our own heads. The decision to reach out for support...
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Ensuring veterans get the support they need
Lance Corporal (Rtd.) Marcus Amosa is on a mission to make sure veterans know where to go to ask for help if they need support. Marcus spent just under six years in the army, with deployments to...