'They're dying': desperate cry for veteran healthcare Australian service men and women are confronting the government about looming healthcare caps for those who served. AAP · Sep 6
Health cap 'easier for veterans', despite growing anger The veterans' affairs minister has rejected calls for him to resign following a decision to impose a $5000 cap on allied health treatment. AAP · Aug 20
Why the Spokane wildfires became so catastrophic Three large wildfires raced through neighborhoods in and around Spokane, Washington, the weekend of Aug. 1, 2026, destroying more than 600 homes and other structures and threatening many more. Tens of thousands of people, including patients at the Veterans Affairs medical center, were forced to evacuate as crews from across… The Conversation · Aug 3
Ukraine buries its unknown soldiers with just a number and a cross Pockets sometimes hold passports, military IDs or driver’s licenses The Independent UK · Jul 16
Where public servants are the happiest and paid the most See how your department stacks up. The Canberra Times · Jul 14
Compensation payments for veterans grow by billions Veteran compensation and treatment payments continue to grow as the federal government makes cuts to other areas of the portfolio to balance the budget. AAP · May 21
How Disability Law Applies to Complex Benefit Claims In Providence, a city shaped by historic neighborhoods, major hospitals, and a steady flow of working professionals inkl · May 13
Canberra embraces AI data crunch for medicines to tax Artificial intelligence tools will be used in unexpected ways by the government, from finding tax-return mistakes to assessing environmental projects. AAP · May 12
Your credit score could decide your mortgage. Here’s what you should know Moving up from one tier to another can have a significant impact on rates for some borrowers The Independent UK · Apr 1
Democrats deride veterans affairs secretary for repeating false claims about Alex Pretti’s killing Pretti, a VA nurse, was shot by federal agents in Minneapolis and was labeled a ‘terrorist’ by the administration The Guardian - US · Feb 11
“The Government Doesn’t Care About Us”: Alex Pretti’s Parents Learned His Fate From A Reporter “Finding out this way would be horrific,” one said about the manner in which Alex Pretti’s parents found out about his sudden loss. Bored Panda · Jan 26
Nowhere left to hide for troops with sex convictions Sexual violence in the Australian Defence Force is under the microscope, with a fresh batch of measures announced in a government crackdown. AAP · Dec 1, 2025
New veteran-centric guidelines for suicide prevention Suicide prevention services will be given the tools to provide help to veterans and their families in a trauma-informed way under new developed guidelines. AAP · Nov 5, 2025
Palantir's Pentagon Deals Look Big — Until You See What's Actually Billable Palantir Technologies Inc‘s (NASDAQ:PLTR) new $10 billion Army analytics award and $385 million Veterans Affairs AI contract made waves in Washington and on Wall Street. Yet government spending data show only about $10 million of the $10 billion Army contract is currently obligated — and the VA award has no… Benzinga · Nov 3, 2025
AAP · Sep 3, 2025 Fight goes on as defence suicide reforms slowly kick in Advocates for an inquiry into defence and veteran suicide are cautiously optimistic about the direction of reforms almost a year after findings were made.
The Independent UK · Aug 5, 2025 Trump administration wants to end abortion coverage through Veterans Affairs The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is calling for an end to abortion coverage in the medical plans for veterans and their families
International Business Times · Jul 9, 2025 SCOTUS Hands Trump A Power Play—But Are The Checks Vanishing? The Trump administration is now free to proceed with planning "reductions in force" at departments like Veterans Affairs, Health and Human Services, Agriculture, and the State Department.
International Business Times UK · Jul 8, 2025 US Veterans Affairs Cuts Layoff Plan to 30,000, Down From Original 80,000 Target The US Department of Veterans Affairs scales back its layoff plan from 80,000 to 30,000 positions, with critics warning the cuts still risk undermining veteran care.
AAP · Jun 5, 2025 Memorial research centre unlocks precious war records Access to military records, diaries and precious documents will be made easier for people wanting to learn about the service and sacrifice of their loved ones.
The Guardian - US · Jun 2, 2025 Trump news at a glance: veterans affairs department muzzled after critical article VA physicians and scientists ordered not to publish in medical journals without seeking clearance from Trump appointees. Key US politics stories from Sunday 1 June
The Guardian - US · Apr 22, 2025 Veterans affairs agency orders staff to report each other for ‘anti-Christian bias’ New taskforce demands names in rooting out ‘policies, procedures … or understandings hostile to Christian views’
The Independent UK · Apr 8, 2025 Senate Democrats looking to block Trump nominees over administration’s ‘lawlessness’ Move follows bipartisan support for some Trump Cabinet picks, including Marco Rubio
International Business Times · Mar 13, 2025 US Federal Judge Orders Agencies To Rehire Fired Workers A US judge on Thursday ordered six federal agencies to rehire thousands of probationary workers fired as part of Donald Trump's push to slash the size and scope of government.
Latin Times · Mar 12, 2025 WATCH: Elderly Veteran Chains Himself to a Post Outside White House to Protest Trump Admin's VA Cuts An elderly veteran protested the Trump administration's mass layoffs within the Department of Veterans Affairs by chaining himself to a signpost outside the White House in a now viral video.
TechRadar · Mar 10, 2025 Major Oracle outage hits US Federal health record systems VA, DOD and other medical facilities all affected by Oracle outage, which was reportedly fixed with a system restart.