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25.01.2022 Recently commenced studies or looking to start mid-year? We have limited scholarships available for ex-service people and Defence partners. Strict need-based criteria apply.

24.01.2022 Do you want to be part of the 2020 Aussie team to compete at Invictus Games The Hague 2020? This is your opportunity to experience the tremendous impact from b...eing involved in this unique event which showcases the healing power of sport on the international stage. Applications are open until 30 June 2019. See https://bit.ly/2GV8lmn for more info. #IG2020 #InvictusGames

20.01.2022 Taken from RSL News.

19.01.2022 A salute to Keith Payne VC AM Today we honour Keith Payne VC AM on the 50th anniversary of the action for which he was awarded the Victoria Cross. On 24 May 196...9, while serving as part of the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam, WO2 Keith Payne displayed remarkable gallantry in the face of the enemy while leading his men and organising the rescue of wounded comrades. Keith has become a respected voice for military veterans in Australia. Australia in the Great War is proud of our association with Keith through the Anzac Bears Bears to School program.

19.01.2022 If 7's lucky... then 77 is doubly lucky, and tomorrow's the Hunter's "Classically" lucky day! On Friday, 5 July up to 16 x No. 77 Squadron F/A-18A/B Classic Hor...nets will take off from RAAF Base Williamtown, and fly in a "double seven" formation to celebrate the unit's 77 years of operation. The aircraft will depart the base around 11am and fly in formation over Nelson Bay, Medowie, Raymond Terrace and Newcastle between 11.20 11.40am, before returning to base at around 11.45am.* Details are available at http://bit.ly/AFFlyingActivity *All flying is subject to weather, air traffic control and operational requirements. #AusAirForce #AirCombat #PlaneSpotter

18.01.2022 'I AM the captain of my soul' - Invictus-Unconquered has been shortlisted for the Logies! The video was produced for Invictus Games Sydney 2018 to highlight the... unconquered human spirit in support of our wounded, injured and ill serving and former serving defence members and their families. If you feel it is deserving please get on board and vote for us so we can spread the message to an even wider audience. You can watch the video below and vote here https://bit.ly/2tMG4Wy

16.01.2022 Get your replica medals, ribbon bars, clasps, accessories and medal mounting at Military Shop. Quality replica medals and top quality court mounting service. ORDER BY 13 MARCH TO GET YOUR MEDALS ON TIME FOR ANZAC DAY.

16.01.2022 We'll mark 100 years as an independent Air Force in 2021, and planning for this major milestone is gathering pace. Here’s a clip from our first Centen...ary video which highlights our enduring support to the nation: Then, Now and Always. We'll keep you posted as things develop. In the meantime, you can watch the whole video and find out more here: http://bit.ly/AirForce2021 #AirForce2021 #AusAirForce

11.01.2022 An oldy but a goody!

09.01.2022 http://minister.dva.gov.au/media_relea/2019/march/va030.htm

08.01.2022 Theogene Ngamije was just a small boy when a simple act of kindness by an Australian peacekeeper changed his life. Ngamije had been separated from his parents i...n a refugee camp in Rwanda in 1994 and thought his life was over. No day was easy, he said. I was five to six years old and most of us were in a refugee camp in Kibeho. Bombings, shootings started happening I was scared, of course intimidated and hungry. I was seated down, crying, not knowing where to go and an Australian soldier gave me an Australian national flag the patch, the one that normally goes on their uniform and gave me a piece of biscuit He lifted me up, put me on his shoulder and took me to safety where the other kids were. He saved me and he gave me a different understanding of what soldiers do. More than 20 years later, Ngamije is now a private in the Australian army. He shares his story in The courage for peace exhibition, which opens at the Australian War Memorial on 18 October 2019. Read more about his story: https://www.awm.gov.au//blog/courage-for-peace-theogene-Ng

06.01.2022 Anyone looking for a four legged friend?

06.01.2022 Have you read the final report of the Productivity Commission Inquiry into compensation and rehabilitation for veterans A Better Way to Support Veterans rel...eased on 4 July 2019? The final report is comprehensive. It is more than 900 pages long and makes 69 recommendations and 26 findings. The report is available on the Productivity Commission website at https://www.pc.gov.au/inquiries/completed/veterans#report The final report changes a number of recommendations made in the draft report. In particular, the recommendation that DVA should be abolished has been removed, with an emphasis on the need for a standalone agency. There are also new chapters focusing on mental health and advocacy.

06.01.2022 CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY Today, and every day, we salute the progress of all women, everywhere, and particularly honour the women who have forged a... path in Defence Forces worldwide. The 2018 'By the Left’ initiative inspired many women veterans to march on ANZAC day for the first time and the campaign also inspired a veteran artist to create this unique portrait which became a top 35 finalist in the inaugural Napier Waller Art Prize at the Australian War Memorial in 2018. The Women Veterans Network Australia - WVNA are delighted to have purchased this artwork and it will be on display at the WVNA conference in Brisbane over the weekend of #InternationalWomensDay. This portrait is wonderful symbol of #strongertogether as our Executive team gathers to discuss the way forward and continue to forge a path in the veteran community #IWD2019 Find out more about this very special work of art here: https://broo975.wixsite.com/mysi//a-deeply-meaningful-sale

05.01.2022 HISTORY ALL AUSTRALIANS SHOULD KNOW Today, 19th February is the 77th Anniversary of the bombing of Darwin, but many Australians do not know, that the Japanese b...ombed as far south as Katherine in the NT and parts of WA and QLD as well. Curriculum material only filtered into schools for the 50th anniversary, after the Government's 50 year media censorship had expired. Many servicemen who were stationed in these areas were not recognised as having served in a War Zone and missed out on benefits because of this. The Government's reasoning was to stop panic of the Australian Public but also to hide how grossly unprepared they had been. See more

05.01.2022 A step back in time.