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How to make a claim for a condition not explained by a Statement of Principle (section 15)
View this page as a two-page PDF [PDF, 280 KB] The Statement of Principles reflect the current and most up-to-date scientific consensus about the causes of a service-related health condition. We...
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Commonwealth and allied country plaque and headstone funding
Background As of 1 July 2016, we ceased our previous practice of funding plaques and headstones for Commonwealth and Allied veterans. This includes funding remakes of plaques and headstones to add...
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Operation Grapple (within 281 kilometres of surface zero at Christmas Island)
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Entitlements, services, and support
View a timeline of support available at different life stages The Veteran Entitlement Paths show the entitlements and support we can provide veterans, their spouses, and whānau over different life...
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Update on the deployment review
Today 11 declarations of Qualifying Operational Service have been announced. The declarations cover deployments with new or extended coverage, deployments with multiple declarations that have now...
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Some payment rates have increased from 1 April
Our payment rates increase slightly every year, in line with inflation and other factors. Some rate changes happen on 1 April, and the rest change on 1 July. On 1 April 2023, the...
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Update on the deployment review
We are pleased to announce three declarations of Qualifying Operational Service. The declarations cover deployments declined before 2009 that warranted reconsideration and previously did not have...
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New rates from 1 April 2018
From 1 April 2018 new rates—adjusted for Consumers Price Index (CPI) inflation—come into effect for: Grandparented entitlements from the War Pensions Act 1954 Scheme One entitlements Entitlements...
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Looking after plaques and headstones
Public cemeteries are maintained to a high standard by their local authority. This maintenance includes mowing lawns and ensuring general upkeep. People often want to commemorate their loved ones by...
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Family and whānau