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Tanya Plibersek!
Were they empty words of a political opportunist?
Will you raise the rate now you have the ability to make positive changes.?
Will you allow those receiving income support to live a dignified life out of poverty? Will you #RaiseTheRate ?
Were they empty words of a political opportunist?
Will you raise the rate now you have the ability to make positive changes.?
Will you allow those receiving income support to live a dignified life out of poverty? Will you #RaiseTheRate ?
May 12, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Tanya Plibersek!
Were they empty words of a political opportunist?
Will you raise the rate now you have the ability to make positive changes.?
Will you allow those receiving income support to live a dignified life out of poverty? Will you #RaiseTheRate ?
Were they empty words of a political opportunist?
Will you raise the rate now you have the ability to make positive changes.?
Will you allow those receiving income support to live a dignified life out of poverty? Will you #RaiseTheRate ?
"The bank’s household spending insights index recorded a 7.7% drop in discretionary spending, reinforcing the view that Australian consumers are continuing to struggle."
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January 15, 2025 at 3:47 AM
"The bank’s household spending insights index recorded a 7.7% drop in discretionary spending, reinforcing the view that Australian consumers are continuing to struggle."
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
Yep we are "back on track"
January 14, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Yep we are "back on track"
DrMarkham said since introduction of income management there has been a decline in child protection, it hadn't served as a protection against child abuse & neglect as far as they can see. If it was an effective way of combating child abuse you would expect to see that flow through to figures.
September 17, 2024 at 4:27 PM
DrMarkham said since introduction of income management there has been a decline in child protection, it hadn't served as a protection against child abuse & neglect as far as they can see. If it was an effective way of combating child abuse you would expect to see that flow through to figures.
Professor Klien says study looked at numbers for domestic violence and found in the east Kimberly they actually increased,
Says there is a problem in policy if this is the best way we can think about addressing family violence is to reduce the human rights of people.
Says there is a problem in policy if this is the best way we can think about addressing family violence is to reduce the human rights of people.
September 17, 2024 at 3:12 PM
Professor Klien says study looked at numbers for domestic violence and found in the east Kimberly they actually increased,
Says there is a problem in policy if this is the best way we can think about addressing family violence is to reduce the human rights of people.
Says there is a problem in policy if this is the best way we can think about addressing family violence is to reduce the human rights of people.
Professor Klien wonders why the Department is spending millions of dollars on consultation when income management is the only option on the table.
September 17, 2024 at 3:08 PM
Professor Klien wonders why the Department is spending millions of dollars on consultation when income management is the only option on the table.
Dr Markham points out that the Commonwealth has spent millions on evaluations that were commissioned by Ministers who wanted good outcomes about program . Those commissioned evaluations have found no evidence of effectiveness that's convincing. If there was evidence they would have found it.
September 17, 2024 at 3:05 PM
Dr Markham points out that the Commonwealth has spent millions on evaluations that were commissioned by Ministers who wanted good outcomes about program . Those commissioned evaluations have found no evidence of effectiveness that's convincing. If there was evidence they would have found it.
From the JPC inquiry into income management
Under Questioning from Kylie Tink Dr Ann Cody Australian human rights commissioner says
Income management impacts disproportionately on women and in particular first nations women
Under Questioning from Kylie Tink Dr Ann Cody Australian human rights commissioner says
Income management impacts disproportionately on women and in particular first nations women
September 17, 2024 at 2:56 PM
From the JPC inquiry into income management
Under Questioning from Kylie Tink Dr Ann Cody Australian human rights commissioner says
Income management impacts disproportionately on women and in particular first nations women
Under Questioning from Kylie Tink Dr Ann Cody Australian human rights commissioner says
Income management impacts disproportionately on women and in particular first nations women
Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights, Inquiry into
Compulsory Income Management, [2024] AUPJCHR 54.
This document was prepared by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/dow...
Compulsory Income Management, [2024] AUPJCHR 54.
This document was prepared by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/dow...
September 17, 2024 at 2:49 PM
Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights, Inquiry into
Compulsory Income Management, [2024] AUPJCHR 54.
This document was prepared by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/dow...
Compulsory Income Management, [2024] AUPJCHR 54.
This document was prepared by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/dow...
t seems the gov no longer makes public how many of these are forced on the program, but it's compulsory in the NT.
When the Cashless Debit Card was "abolished", there were around 24,000 people on compulsory income control. Now looks like around 30,000 to me.
When the Cashless Debit Card was "abolished", there were around 24,000 people on compulsory income control. Now looks like around 30,000 to me.
September 17, 2024 at 2:44 PM
t seems the gov no longer makes public how many of these are forced on the program, but it's compulsory in the NT.
When the Cashless Debit Card was "abolished", there were around 24,000 people on compulsory income control. Now looks like around 30,000 to me.
When the Cashless Debit Card was "abolished", there were around 24,000 people on compulsory income control. Now looks like around 30,000 to me.
Appears so
September 15, 2024 at 5:50 AM
Appears so
The Dudone is making intentional omissions. Ontario has a clean electricity grid with a range of resources, including hydro, nuclear, gas & renewables. Each resource generates electricity differently & has unique operating characteristics. No single resource can meet all of the needs at all times
September 5, 2024 at 12:57 PM
The Dudone is making intentional omissions. Ontario has a clean electricity grid with a range of resources, including hydro, nuclear, gas & renewables. Each resource generates electricity differently & has unique operating characteristics. No single resource can meet all of the needs at all times
The Joint Parliamentary committee on Human Rights inquiry into Income management has handed down its report Below are its recommendations. Will Albo action or procrastinate so the libs can sweep it under the Carpet if elected. Find the full report here parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/dow...
September 5, 2024 at 11:18 AM
The Joint Parliamentary committee on Human Rights inquiry into Income management has handed down its report Below are its recommendations. Will Albo action or procrastinate so the libs can sweep it under the Carpet if elected. Find the full report here parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/dow...
Albanese is so out of touch.
Rents have gone up hundreds of dollars a week.
They will now go up a little more.
Landlords consider rent assistance as their money.
Time the increased income support and allow more discretion as to where the money goes .
Rents have gone up hundreds of dollars a week.
They will now go up a little more.
Landlords consider rent assistance as their money.
Time the increased income support and allow more discretion as to where the money goes .
September 1, 2024 at 1:36 AM
Albanese is so out of touch.
Rents have gone up hundreds of dollars a week.
They will now go up a little more.
Landlords consider rent assistance as their money.
Time the increased income support and allow more discretion as to where the money goes .
Rents have gone up hundreds of dollars a week.
They will now go up a little more.
Landlords consider rent assistance as their money.
Time the increased income support and allow more discretion as to where the money goes .
Yes Jacinta what happened with the Voice and who was one of its main opponents.
Just more politically motivated crocodile tears,
Just more politically motivated crocodile tears,
August 31, 2024 at 4:04 AM
Yes Jacinta what happened with the Voice and who was one of its main opponents.
Just more politically motivated crocodile tears,
Just more politically motivated crocodile tears,