The Latest Breaking News from DVA

A traumatised Afghanistan veteran says he has been forced to surrender his beloved support dog because the Department of Veterans' Affairs will not pay for its care while he travels overseas for work.

A Canberra surgery has told patients it will refuse Department Veterans' Affairs cards as payment, as it doesn't cover its costs.

Shaun Spain spent 15 years in the army and completed five tours in East Timor, Afghanistan and Iraq. Before he died, he left a note.

MOT tests were suspended several times over the past two years, leaving many drivers facing long waits for appointments

One of the big advantages of salary sacrifice is that the more you do it, the more income tax is saved, so you can then afford to do more.

There are now 1,290 fewer taxi licences compared to 2020

It's claimed the current backlog is compromising road safety and will inevitably lead to an increase in road casualties

Many drivers have been waiting for up to six months and travelling hundreds of miles to secure an appointment

The government-run Open Arms counselling service helps more than 40,000 people, but the royal commission into defence suicide has heard many of its key governance policies are not up to date.

The Department for Infrastructure has issued a statement on public services

Renowned kidney dialysis provider DaVita (DVA) reported solid second-quarter results. The company is expected to witness massive growth in the coming quarters, backed by strength in DaVita Kidney Care and steady expansion in international markets. Moreover, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire holds nearly 38% stake in the company. However, is it too…