Senator Jacqui Lambie, a former Army corporal, has hit out at the ADF in the wake of the veteran suicide royal commission.

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Lambie's emotional reaction to veteran suicide royal commission

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Army veteran turned senator Jacqui Lambie says the "hard work starts today" ahead of the release of the final report of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide.

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Lambie demands defence be 'open and honest' as royal commission handed down

A critical report into the high rates of suicide among veterans has lashed the main body responsible for helping and supporting diggers ease into civilian life.

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‘Not trusted’: Scathing report into vet suicides

After almost 6,000 submissions and hundreds of witness testimonies, the final report of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide is being released.

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Royal Commission report into defence and veteran suicide set to be released

I﻿ndependent senator and former Army corporal Jacqui Lambie has called on the Australian Defence Force to do more to keep injured soldiers within its ranks, while also savaging it over its handling of discharged personnel following the veteran suicide royal commission.Speaking to 9News after the royal commission's final report was tabled, Lambie welcomed the recommendation for a new authority to focus on veterans' wellbeing because of the Defenc…

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'I'm begging you': Lambie's emotional plea after royal commission

Royal Commission chair Nick Kaldas (second left) hands the report to Governor-General Erin Mostyn. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS) By Tess Ikonomou in Canberra A “failure of leadership” led to the cultural problems within the Australian Defence Force, the chair of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide says. Three years on, the seven-volume final report will be given to Governor-General Sam Mostyn on Monday, before it is tabled in parliam…

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Royal commission calls out Defence leadership failure

The final report from the royal commission into defence and veteran suicide was handed to the governor-general on Monday. Containing more than 120 recommendations, the seven-volume report was received by Sam Mostyn at Government House in Canberra. After federal government consideration, the report will be tabled in parliament by defence minister Richard Marles.    Over three years, the inquiry received almost 6,000 submissions and heard from hun…

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Royal commission delivers final report into defence force suicide

After a three-year inquiry involving more than 5800 submissions, the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide handed down its…

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Royal Commission declares final report a once-in-a-lifetime chance to save veterans’ lives

More than 120 recommendations have been made in the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide’s final report amid warnings against allowing the national tragedy to continue.  Three years on, the seven-volume report will be given to Governor-General Sam Mostyn on Monday, before it is tabled in parliament by Defence Minister Richard Marles.  The inquiry received almost 6000 submissions and heard from hundreds of witnesses about issues rang…

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The 'battle' begins on defence and veteran suicide

The Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide Final Report has been delivered to the Government and tabled in Parliament today. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Richard Marles, today said the report marks the culmination of the most significant and comprehensive inquiry conducted into suicide and suicidality in the Defence and veteran communities. “I thank the members of our Defence Force, our veterans and their loved ones…

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