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Veterans’ Support Amendment Bill
The Veterans' Support Amendment Bill finished its first reading in Parliament on 29 May, and was referred to the Social Services and Community select committee for them to consider. The bill aims to...
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Te Penihana Mōrehu Hōia
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Online event offers presentations and Q&A — Kōrero with Veterans 2021
We’re excited to announce our very first 'Kōrero with veterans' 2021 — a new way to connect with you. We’re inviting you to meet with us, and other veteran support organisations online via Zoom. You...
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Entitlements, services, and support for families and whānau of veterans
Check your eligibility for support Eligibility for these entitlements, services, and support will depend on your own circumstances, including: when the veteran first joined where the veteran served....
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A message from the Minister for Veterans
A message from the Minister for Veterans A special message to the veteran community from the Honourable Ron Mark, Minister for Veterans. "Right now we need to draw down on our common bonds and...
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Responsibilities for veterans on Weekly Compensation
What we'll do to support you Weekly Compensation is designed to support veterans financially after they are assessed as unfit for full-time work as a result of an accepted service-related condition....
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Legislative change to support the wellbeing of veterans
Minister for Veterans Ron Mark has announced that the Veterans’ Support Amendment Bill No 2 passed its First Reading on 28 May. The bill addresses a number of the recommendations of the 2018 report...
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Need urgent help now?
If you live in NZ If this is an emergency Call 111 if you — or someone you know — are in immediate danger. If you need to talk If you or someone else is not in immediate danger — but...
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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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Travel for Visitors of Veterans in Long Term Hospital Care
Who can get this You may be able to get this if you're related to someone with Qualifying Service who has been in hospital longer than 28 consecutive days. You must be their: spouse or partner child...