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Clark Williams, 35, joined the New Zealand Army in 2003. He deployed to the Solomon Islands in 2004 as part of Operation RATA and left the Army in 2011. He now works as a chef in Canterbury and...

You may qualify for a Civil Defence payment

If you and your family have been affected by Cyclone Gabrielle, you may be able to get a Civil Defence Payment through Work and Income. You don't have to be on a benefit to qualify for a Civil...

Child Care—Social Rehabilitation

Who can get this You may be able to get this if: you have Qualifying Service, your condition is related to your Qualifying Service, and your child needs care while you undergo treatment,...

CVs, cover letters and interviewing

CVs Credible, convincing CVs are critical to getting an interview. It tells an employer what you have done and what you’re good at. The aim of your CV is to get you an interview. Include in your CV:...

Hearing aid exceptional circumstance criteria

Aids that exceed the schedule The new schedule of fees has an up-to amount of $2,415 per aid (GST included). The aid that is recommended and fitted by the audiologist will be at their clinical...

Treatment we fund

We take into account: the nature and severity of your condition what the generally accepted way of treating the condition is within NZ if there are other organisations within NZ that can provide...

Dave Samuels: What veterans could bring to the public service

Te Puni Kōkiri and Ngā Ara Whakatupuranga | New Frontiers It’s very difficult to find fault with Dave Samuels’ logic. “You only need to read the news to see that the Public Service is struggling to...

WAI2500 | An interview with Lieutenant Colonel Martin Dransfield, ONZM

The Waitangi Tribunal Wai 2500 Military Veterans Kaupapa Inquiry was initiated in September 2014. Kaupapa inquiries deal with nationally significant issues affecting Māori as a whole. This kauapa...