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Des Moines Nov. 7 city election: Who's running for mayor? - Vimarsana News

Des Moines Nov. 7 city election: Who's running for mayor?

​There are multiple elected positions on the ballot, but some races are garnering more attention than others, like mayor and Ward 1 councilperson.

Watch Carl Hester's test from the European Dressage Championships - Vimarsana News

Watch Carl Hester's test from the European Dressage Championships

Carl Hester took the lead on day one of the European Dressage Championships – watch how he did it, and read our analysis of his grand prix test

Michael Pascoe: Why it's time to talk properly about GST reform - Vimarsana News

Michael Pascoe: Why it's time to talk properly about GST reform

Neither Jim Chalmers or the Treasury are especially stupid. They actually know the GST should be changed, but are too chicken to admit it.

Oregon Capitol construction quietly edges $90 million over budget - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Oregon Capitol construction quietly edges $90 million over budget - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Oregon lawmakers this year quietly approved a $90 million cost overrun for a Capitol renovation project, ratcheting up spending by nearly 25% without public notice. The new expenses found in budget bills passed late in the legislative session, were not mentioned in committee hearings or outlined in written testimony, Oregon Public Broadcasting reported on Tuesday.…

Oregon Capitol construction almost $100 million over budget. No one told the public - Vimarsana News

Oregon Capitol construction almost $100 million over budget. No one told the public

Oregon lawmakers quietly OK’d a $90 million cost overrun for a massive Capitol renovation project this year, ratcheting up spending by nearly 25% without so much as hinting they planned