RSL ACT welcomes the recent changes to the proposed allied health arrangements for veterans but more work remains to be done as part of a collaborative effort with the Government and other VSOs.
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Community housing provider CHC Australia and RSL ACT have established a priority program for service men and women in rental stress, giving veterans and their families access to subsidised secure housing.
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The Returned & Services League of Australia utterly condemns the cowardly terrorist attack on Jewish families celebrating Hanukkah at Bondi Beach and extends its profound condolences to those killed and injured, their families, and the entire Jewish community.
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The Returned & Services League of Australia (RSL) has approved a change to the RSL Badge to incorporate the Tudor Crown adopted by the League’s Patron, King Charles III.
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Meet Winsum Patrick – building her future with the support of the RSL New Guinea Campaign Tertiary Scholarship.
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Combining the latest veteran-centric health and wellbeing research into free, self-directed online learning modules, RSL Be:Well offers veterans a clear, simple way to better their health and wellbeing.
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Available nationally and delivered in partnership by RSL ACT and RSL Queensland, the RSL Employment Program is free and tailor-made to support veterans and their partners to find meaningful employment.
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More than 2000 people turned out at the ANZAC Day commemoration in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, on Monday April 25, 2022. This year’s event marked the 80th Anniversary of the Battle of Kokoda.
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Polish WWII veteran, Bernard Zdzisław Skarbek OAM, passed away on April 24, 2022, ahead of the ANZAC Day Veterans’ March he was due to take part in.
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The Development works at the Australian War Memorial, including enhancements to the Parade Ground, change the format for commemorations in 2022. The ACT Branch of the RSL will conduct the veteran’s march through the western grounds of the Memorial from 9.30 am.
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This Saturday, a Day of National Observance, Australia can join via live-stream to remember the day exactly 80 years ago when World War II forced itself onto Australia’s mainland for the first time. Join the live stream: https://livestream.com/cod/bod
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Just before 10am, on 19 February 1942, World War II forced itself onto Australia’s mainland for the first time, when formations of 188 Japanese aircraft mounted a deadly air raid on Darwin and the terrible sound of whistling bombs rang in the ears of allied troops and civilians alike.
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