Free National Park Access for All Veteran Card Holders in NSW

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Jun 26 2025 Updated 7 hours ago

Dan Ryan

In a meaningful tribute to those veterans, the NSW government has announced that all Commonwealth veteran card holders will soon enjoy free vehicle access to national parks in New South Wales.

As part of the 2025–26 NSW state budget, the initiative will extend an existing concession—currently limited to select Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) Gold Card holders—to now include all DVA ...

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