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Sisters in Arms helps to support NZ Army women
New Zealand Army Sisters — Ngaa Tuaahine o Ngaati Tumatauenga — was founded by Staff Sergeant Aroha Bentson, RNZALR (Ret.) in September 2019. After retiring from the New Zealand Army, Aroha felt...
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From 1 April 2026, reimbursements for GP and prescription charges will be processed by ProCare
On 1 April 2026, the providers for invoicing Veterans’ Affairs for veterans’ GP consultations and prescriptions will change from Green Cross to ProCare. This change was made following a standard...
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The September VA case management clinic is cancelled
Due to the different Covid-19 Alert Levels across the country, the upcoming Auckland case management clinic on 28 September has been cancelled. Our case managers will make direct contact with those...
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Service in Mali and the wider G5 Sahel Region
The wider G5 Sahel Region includes: Burkina Faso Chad Mauritania Niger. ...
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Restrictions on what you can email us
Sometimes this means that the system automatically blocks an email you send us. Reasons we might not have gotten your email An email might get blocked if: the attached files are over 15MB in size the...
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Phil and the General
Phil Wallace (90 years), of Miramar Wellington, who served in Korea (Kayforce) in the New Zealand Army between 1955 and 1957, was recently invited to meet with GEN Xavier T. Brunson at the US...
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A tip to help you find veterans' material on Google
You can configure Google to show you official information from our website more often when you search. To update your source preferences in two quick steps: Go to...
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Operational Service Maritime Area Tahi – new declarations
NZDF personnel who deployed within the Operational Service Maritime Area Tahi are now eligible support. Declarations for Qualifying Operational Service have now been made for deployments between: 1...
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Art in Recovery wants to see your art
The New Zealand Army is calling for registrations to their Art in Recovery initiative and will have an exhibition of art works to recognise service personnel, their families/whānau and their journeys...