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Recent enhancements to MyService are making it easier for veterans and families to lodge claims and access support and services.
A new sculpture recognising and commemorating the suffering caused by war and military service, was dedicated last week.
Bomber Command veteran, 101-year-old Ray Merrill, recently presented RAAF Base Edinburgh with a special gift.
Assistant Minister for Veterans' Affairs Matt Thistlethwaite announced a $5.445 million grant for RSL Victoria to establish a Veterans’ and Families’ Hub in the Surf Coast/Geelong region.
An impressive mural representing women who served in, or supported, Australia’s and allied defence forces in times of war has been unveiled at the Violet Town RSL Sub-branch in North East Victoria.
Three veterans are kayaking the length of the Murray River to raise awareness of Soldier On and MatesHeroHelp
Today is a national day of remembrance honouring those who served and lost their lives in the attacks on Darwin and across northern Australia during the Second World War.
This year, health officer Major Chelsea Loerand is encouraging women to challenge themselves at Coastrek by walking 30 kilometres for charity.
Defence and DVA encourage ADF members to engage with transition support early to ensure they have the information necessary to consider the best career options.
The 1943 sinking of HMAS Patricia Cam, and the loss of 9 men – including 3 Yolngu passengers – is one of Australia’s least-known wartime tragedies.