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The New Zealand Wars Study Centre
The NZDF is now using lessons from New Zealand’s own turbulent past to help prepare modern-day personnel to meet the challenges of the future. Te Kura o Nga Pakanga o Aotearoa – the New Zealand Wars...
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We'll be closed over the holidays
Office closure Our office will be closed over the Christmas and New Year period. Our phone line will: close at 5pm on Thursday 23 December 2021 reopen at 8am on Wednesday 5 January 2022. You can...
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Ngā kōrero hōia tuku iho o tō whānau
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How we use whole-person impairment
Ratings used to determine compensation We use 'whole-person impairment' to determine: how much impairment compensation someone can get whether family members are able to get certain compensation...
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We'll be closed for Queen's Birthday
We will be closed for the public holiday on Monday 6 June. You can still contact us to leave a message during this time. Contact us Payments Payments for Tuesday 7 June will be...
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We'll be closed for Queen's Birthday
We'll be closed for the public holiday on Monday 7 June 2021. We will reopen on Tuesday 8 June. Payment dates Payments for Tuesday 8 June will be paid early on Friday 4 June. Payments for...
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We'll be closed on Monday 20 January
Veterans' Affairs will be closed for Wellington Anniversary on 20 January 2020. Urgent help There are a number of organisations that can provide help if you need it on Waitangi Day. Visit our 'Need...
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NZDF research reveals thousands of Second World War campaign medals were never claimed by veterans
For the first time since the 1950s, in-depth research has been carried out into how many Second World War campaign medals awarded to ex-serving New Zealand veterans were never claimed, and what may...
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Art in Recovery Workshop helps service personnel and families
It’s hoped the recent New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) Art in Recovery Workshop will be the first of many. Veterans’ Affairs and the RSA sponsored the free, two-day event in Christchurch, which was...
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Te Puke Cemetery