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  • Payment dates for 2022

    Payment dates for 2022 are now live. 2023 payment dates Bold  text indicates an early or changed payment date. Month Payment dates within NZ Payment dates outside of NZ January Tuesday 17...

  • During a deployment

    There are a number of organisations that can provide support to the families of NZ Defence Force members while they are deployed. More information is available on the NZ Defence Force's website...

  • Weekly Compensation payment rates

    Weekly payment Weekly Compensation is calculated as a weekly financial support and paid: every two weeks within NZ, or every four weeks outside of NZ. All payment rates are before tax. Payment rates...

  • 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...

  • Payment dates for 2023–2024

    2024 payment dates Month Payment dates within NZ Payment dates outside of NZ December Tuesday 3 Tuesday 17 Tuesday 31 Tuesday 3 Tuesday 31 What payments these dates are for The payment dates are...

  • NZ Post releases veteran stamps

    On Thursday 11 April, we launched the veteran stamp series along with NZ Post. The veterans portrayed in the stamps are Rebecca Brierton and Vance Leach (both formerly of the Royal New Zealand Navy),...

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  • Child Care payment rates

    Weekly payment Child Care is calculated as a weekly financial support and paid: every two weeks within NZ, or every four weeks outside of NZ. All payment rates are before tax. Payment rates are in...

  • Clothing Allowance

    Who can get this You may be able to get this if you: have an accepted service-related condition, and that condition causes wear, tear or soiling to your clothes. What you can get This allowance...

  • When you're injured or ill

    What to do if you're injured or ill Step 1 Visit your health care provider This will most likely be your GP. They'll help you with your immediate health and wellbeing needs. Discuss with your...