Veteran Chaplaincy pilot now underway
Veterans and families will soon benefit from the ongoing support of Australian Defence Force (ADF) chaplains in their transition into civilian life with the launch of a Veterans Chaplaincy Pilot Program.
Remembering Australia's Fab Four during Vietnam 50th
On this day in 1968, the 1st Australian Field Hospital opened in Vung Tau, Vietnam, to care for the sick and injured during the Vietnam War.
Improved facilities at Launceston VeteranHub now open
The Launceston VeteranHub can now offer local veterans and their families access to improved facilities after the official opening today of its refurbished premises at the Launceston RSL.
Radio interview, Mornings with Neil Mitchell
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3AW
MORNINGS WITH NEIL MITCHELL
Commemorative medallion to mark 50 years since the end of Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War
Today, the Prime Minister and Minister for Veterans’ Affairs launched a commemorative medallion to honour those who served in the Vietnam War.
Radio interview, ABC Radio Perth Drive with Jo Trilling
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ABC Radio Perth
Drive with Jo Trilling
JO TRILLING, HOST: Welcome to Drive, Minister.
MATT KEOGH, MINISTER FOR DEFENCE PERSONNEL: Hi Jo, great to be with you.
Radio interview, Mornings with Gary Adshead
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6PR
Mornings with Gary Adshead
GARY ADSHEAD: And welcome along to the program, chaps.
MINISTER KEOGH: Hi, Gary, great to be with you.
ANDREW HASTIE: G’day, Gary. How are you?
Radio interview, 2CC Breakfast with Stephen Cenatiempo
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Radio Interview
2CC Breakfast with Stephen Cenatiempo
Joint media release - Older Australians keen to take up the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card
More than 10,000 additional older Australians and veterans have had their cost of living pressures reduced after being granted a Commonwealth Seniors Health Card following eligibility changes last year.