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No big surprise in the Manteena contract affair - Vimarsana News

No big surprise in the Manteena contract affair

Letter writer MAX FLINT reminds us of the MOU between the ACT government and Unions ACT that provides for all tenders being let by the government to be reviewed by Unions ACT and, by association other unions, such as the CFMEU.

Parkway kangaroo fencing falls into sad disrepair - Vimarsana News

Parkway kangaroo fencing falls into sad disrepair

Reader JOHN D PURCELL, of Kambah, leads this week's massive mail bag upset at the ACT government's neglect of the the $2.1 million kangaroo fencing along the Tuggeranong Parkway.

A Conversation With Eric Hunter, MBA on Redetermination, Combining with SCAN and Major Players 'Sniffing Around' Medicaid and Oregon - Vimarsana News

A Conversation With Eric Hunter, MBA on Redetermination, Combining with SCAN and Major Players 'Sniffing Around' Medicaid and Oregon

Eric Hunter, MBA, has been president and CEO of CareOregon, a 500,000-member Medicaid managed care organization, since 2016. This interview was conducted in May for Managed Healthcare Executive’s monthly “What’s On Your Mind” podcast.

Vote 'yes', but answers could take another generation - Vimarsana News

Vote 'yes', but answers could take another generation

"Surely we now have a duty (and the decency) to erase any lingering sense that white Australians are superior to a particular minority because of different skin tones and heritage," writes reader ERIC HUNTER, of Cook.

It takes courage to reduce property owner perks - Vimarsana News

It takes courage to reduce property owner perks

Using interest rates to control inflation is unfair as the burden falls disproportionately on the households with mortgages, especially those who have bought in the last few years, writes reader MIKE QUIRK, of Garran.