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Vet support sorely needed

LOCAL Vietnam veteran and veterans’ advocate Peter Franklin says the recommendations made by the Royal commission into veteran suicide are a “step in the right direction”. Mr Franklin has been helping veterans submit claims to the Department of Veterans Affairs and has assisted many ex-serving ADF personnel by addressing their wellbeing issues directly and by […]

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