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OPINION PIECE: Technicalities prevent progress

OPINION PIECE: Technicalities prevent progress

It’s a sad state of affairs when veterans who nearly died in combat are rejected from entitlements because they don’t meet the definition of “war-like service”. For 79-year-old Nasho Graham Parlour, an arbitrary date derailed his genuine claim to a Gold Card –...
Government watchdog delayed

Government watchdog delayed

The defence and veteran suicide commission’s most important recommendation for an independent watchdog has been been delayed. On June 12, the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide announced it would not be able to meet its June deadline to release plans...
Keogh promises “many benefits” under new act

Keogh promises “many benefits” under new act

The landmark reform of the veteran entitlement acts “will have many benefits” for Nashos, according to Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Matt Keogh. It promises to create a new pathway to the Gold Card for some Nashos and better access to incapacity payments,...