Author: Posted by Brian Hartigan

Dear Editor, Labor’s abandoned $5000 veterans’ allied-health cap exposed a bigger problem. Veterans’ Affairs needs to rediscover the first principle

Manoeuvre warfare has been the touchstone of doing battle since the trenches of the First World War.  Has its importance

“We need more tanks to provide close, direct, and overwhelming fire support” … feedback from Ukrainian field commanders “Ukraine has

Dear Editor, The rush to claim credit for defeating the government’s $5000 veterans allied-health threshold misses why the campaign succeeded.

Dear Editor, The government has scrapped its proposed $5000 veterans allied-health threshold after four months of sustained pressure from veterans,

Dear Editor, Labor has scrapped its proposed $5000-veterans-allied-health threshold after months of opposition from veterans, families and advocates. Matt Keogh

Dear Editor, Veterans’ Affairs Minister Matt Keogh has refused to release DVA Question Time briefs about Labor’s $5000 allied-health policy,

Dear Editor, Labor has softened its $5000 veterans allied-health policy. High-needs veterans are now exempt and clinically necessary treatment can

Can things get any worse?  Will there be some good news soon?  It’s been said that one makes one’s own

Dear Editor, DVA’s problems are not just about veterans struggling with the system. Staff describe burnout and relentless process change.

Dear Editor, Veterans Minister Matt Keogh should be sacked. But veterans need to understand what ‘sacked’ may look like inside