
Radio interview, ABC Goulburn Murray Breakfast with Sandra Moon
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Radio interview
Subjects: Wodonga Veterans' and Families' Hub
Press conference, Nowra Wellbeing Centre opening
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Press conference
Nowra, New South Wales
Nowra Veterans’ and Families’ Hub ready to support South Coast veteran community
New South Wales’ first Veterans’ and Families’ Hub has officially opened today in Nowra.
Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Matt Keogh met with organisations that will provide services to the local veteran community from the Hub.
50th Anniversary of the end of National Service
Tomorrow we recognise more than 280,000 Australians who were called up to serve their country in National Service schemes between 1951 and 1972.
Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Matt Keogh said the men who served as ‘Nashos’ should be proud of their service.
Joint media release - Providing more options for older Australians and eligible Veterans to work more in time for Christmas
From today, pensioners over Age Pension age and eligible Veterans will be able to earn more income from working without reducing their pension, just in time to take advantage of seasonal jobs.
Joint media release - Winners announced for 2022 Prime Minister’s National Veterans’ Employment Awards
Australia’s top veteran and partner employers, employees and entrepreneurs were celebrated last night at the 2022 Prime Minister’s National Veterans’ Employment Awards in Canberra.
Improved support for TPI Veterans
The Australian Government is investing in a better future for veterans and their families, improving support for totally and Permanently Incapacitated (TPI) Veterans.
Release of Defence and Veteran Suicide Monitoring Report
A report released today into the rate of suicide among current and former serving Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel reaffirms that suicide prevention must be a matter of national priority.
Press conference in Albany, Western Australia
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Press conference
Albany, Western Australia
Identifying our fallen and overseas ANZAC services
Three Australian soldiers of the First World War have been formally identified more than 105 years since they were killed on the Western Front.