Letters to the Editor

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

For attention: RAAC Head of Corps; RAAC Representative Honorary Colonel; and, Honorary Colonel 1st Armoured Regiment.cc: Chief of Army Gentlemen,

How did the RAAC become the senior Corps in the Army?  Furthermore, is this status deserved?   It’s amazing what

Lieutenant General Susan Coyle, AM, CSC, DSMChief of Joint Capabilities, Russell Offices, CANBERRA, ACT, 2600. Dear Lieutenant General Coyle, Please accept

Deals have been done and now the mess that’s been left behind … has to be cleaned up! When the

“When you’re static, your intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance drones find the enemy really easily. And if you can find the

A unit’s heritage is that which creates the esprit-de-corps on which morale is based.  It is this, in turn, which

Dear Editor, Matt Keogh admitted he “got it wrong” when he initially refused to meet veterans and clinicians opposing Labor’s

What more can be done? More than 120 letters have been published in CONTACT thus far.  One received more than

If no action is to be taken by the RAAC’s leaders … the future is bleak, indeed!  What needs to

Now that 1st Armoured Regiment no longer has an RAAC role, and 2nd Cavalry Regiment comprises a dual role unit

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“The experiences of the Canadians and the Danes in their employment of tanks in Afghanistan highlight the impressive effectiveness of

Will the new CA reinstate 1 Armd Regt to its combat role in memory of the tank crewmen whose lives