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Holiday closures for VIP service providers
Some of our VIP service providers will be taking a break or working with limited staff over the Christmas and New Year period. If you need to contact one of the providers over this time, please call...
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IG27 Planning Update
Planning for Invictus Games 2027 (IG27) continues to progress well. The first Participating Nations call has taken place, establishing key timeframes for both applications and the overall selection...
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VA News ? Winter 2018? Resource
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VA News ? Winter 2019? Resource
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What we fund
Ranfurly Veterans’ Trust $15,000 in the 2025–2026 financial year. This grant funding has been made available to focus on the wellbeing of veterans and whānau, connecting them with services and...
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Veterans’ transport reimbursement rate increase
Fuel cost relief for veterans’ medical travel (external link) On 1 April 2026 Veterans’ Affairs has increased the private vehicle mileage reimbursement rates for eligible treatment-related travel by...
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20 minutes on the runway at Kabul Airport: NZDF Photographer Maria Eves
Just 20 minutes on the runway at Kabul airport, but in those moments Maria Eves brought all of her 12 years of experience as a photographer in the NZDF to bear. Maria Eves joined the Royal New...
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Veteran's Pension and other payment rates increase on 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 2026 , the...
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List of Operational Service under the Burial and Cremation Act 1964
Do you use this list often? The list of Operational Service under the Burial and Cremation Act 1964 changes from time-to-time. To make sure you're using the most up-to-date version, please refer to...
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From the Minister for Veterans—Winter 2018
Hon Ron Mark, Minister for Veterans You will have noticed a lot happening in the veteran sector since the previous issue of VA News. Like you, I was very keen to see Professor Ron Paterson’s report...