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Have a plan
You'll need a plan for leaving the NZ Defence Force. Having a plan includes having achievable goals and measures for success. These will help you figure out what needs to be done and ensure you...
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Operation Wrapped in Remembrance
Dellwyn Moylan, of Ashburton, knitted a scarf for a friend in the NZ Army and then she wondered if it could take on a larger meaning. Dellwyn had been thinking about the significant military events...
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Living in Australia
Check if you are eligible for support The easiest way to check if you or your family and whānau are eligible is to use our "Check your eligibility" tool. It only takes a few minutes. Check your...
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When you die
Nobody really wants to think about the end of their life, but knowing what to include in your plans is a good place to start. Te Hokinga ā Wairua End of Life Service can help you — and your family...
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Calling veterans looking to learn new skills
We have closed applications for the courses The March and April Taratahi courses are now full. Thank you for your interest. We are looking for expressions of interest from New Zealand veterans who...
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Home Modification—Social Rehabilitation
Who can get this You may be able to get this if: you have Qualifying Service, and your condition is related to your Qualifying Service Qualifying Service explained You may also be able to get...
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Weekly Income Compensation
Who can get this You may be able to get this if you have: Qualifying Service before 1 April 1974, or Qualifying Operational Service in Viet Nam. And be unable to work full-time because of...
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Financial Advice
Who can get this You may be able to get this if you have received a lump sum payment above NZD$15,000 from: Lump Sum for Permanent Impairment Compensation, or Weekly Compensation for Families. Lump...
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Children's Pension
For the Children's Pension, our definition of "parent" includes a natural parent, adoptive parent, guardian, or grandparent. Who can get this If your natural parent, adoptive parent, guardian, or...
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The Quiet Warning Lights: Signs of Struggle We Often Miss
The following article was written by LTCOL Stephen Kearney, Chief Mental Health Officer ...