It was a chance meeting on the beach that reignited the future of Seaforth RSL Sub Branch.

When military men Bruce Davis and Don Quinn first walked into a Brisbane ballet studio three months ago, the last thing they expected was to emerge as veteran dancers with a renewed sense of purpose and passion.

From 1 July 2026, the Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) is reforming veterans' legislation to create a simpler, more accessible system for Defence personnel, veterans, and their families.

The RSL Queensland 2026 State Congress and Annual General Meeting (AGM) welcomed more than 270 delegates and guests from across the state.

From a young age, Garry Chad was destined for the battlefield. Now his bravery has been honoured with one of Australia's most prestigious military honours – the Medal of Gallantry.

A Central Queensland community laced up their sneakers to walk in honour of all Australian service personnel and animals lost in Afghanistan, Iraq and the Western Sahara.

The covert service history of Sybil Beck is just one of the many remarkable veteran stories that have been uncovered by Sandgate RSL Sub Branch.

"We were struggling and I thought, ‘What now?’” So, she called RSL Queensland.

What began as an escape from life on Yarrabah Reserve turned into a career that spanned over two decades of service. 

Standing together for veterans and their families, the bi-annual RSL Queensland and Legacy Brisbane Veteran & Family Wellbeing Network (VFWN) Forum welcomed more than 50 ex-service organisations from across Queensland.

In April 2026, Jessie Hawkins was one of eight Queensland high school students participating in the Premier’s Anzac Prize who travelled to the Western Front in search of the stories of the ANZACs.

Julia Robinson shares how her Army career helped launched her rise to sporting stardom.