The legislation to provide 10 days of paid leave to victims of domestic violence is a welcome first step towards righting the wrong for women…
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See latest Briefing on Women, Violence and Poverty as Federal, State and Territory Women Minister’s meet on Friday 22 July 2022. The Plan to Prevent…
Read More Women’s Ministers Must Address Poverty and Homelessness
Now in it’s 8th year, the 2022 Pens Against Poverty student writing competition for Years 3-10 is now open with entries closing on 9 September…
Read More 2022 Pens against Poverty student writing competition open now
More than 1.4 million Australian households are receiving the totally inadequate Commonwealth Rent Assistance and in 28 of the 30 most marginal seats, there are…
Read More Action on Housing Needs to Focus on Those Doing it Toughest
Neither of the two major parties competing to govern the country are prepared to commit to an increase in JobSeeker and relieve the cost of…
Read More People doing it toughest lose prospect of JobSeeker increase
More than 3 million Australians lived in poverty before the pandemic struck. In December 2021, some 2.4 million adults and children were struggling to survive…
Read More Federal Election – Poverty Briefing and key data by Electorate now available