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Cassandra Prigg is a student and worker living on stolen Gunditjmara land. She is passionate about social justice and realising the potential of young people and has contributed to the Raise the Rate campaign on a local, state and federal level.

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Why we need to raise the rate

Youth matters

Cassandra Prigg, Thursday, 4th March 2021 - An increase in JobSeeker to $80 a day would change a young person’s life and their future – the problem is that politicians lack the willpower to make this happen, writes Cassandra Prigg.

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Cassandra Prigg is a student and worker living on stolen Gunditjmara land. She is passionate about social justice and realising the potential of young people and has contributed to the Raise the Rate campaign on a local, state and federal level.

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Cassandra Prigg is a student and worker living on stolen Gunditjmara land. She is passionate about social justice and realising the potential of young people and has contributed to the Raise the Rate campaign on a local, state and federal level.

Articles:

Why we need to raise the rate

We’re not your average jobs board