“The Morrison government has failed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people once again,” one community leader says. Community groups are dismayed by the Senate’s…
Welfare advocates are urging the Senate to reject the bill The fate of the cashless welfare card hangs in the balance, with the Senate set to decide whether the …
Experts say compulsory income management is doing more harm than goodThe cashless welfare card has failed to improve the financial stability of social security recipients…
Welfare groups are calling for the cashless welfare card to be suspended during the bushfires The frequent power outages across bushfire affected areas have seen residents…
Parliament is being urged to reject any push to expand the cashless welfare card, following reports the prime minister is eyeing a national roll out of the program.Scott…
The Morrison government is streamlining the exit process for people on the cashless welfare card, but critics say the new criteria are still “patronising and onerous”.…
More than 20,000 Australians will be added onto the controversial cashless welfare card as part of a Morrison government plan that’s been condemned by community groups.…
Labor’s pledge to roll back the cashless welfare card has been welcomed by community groups, who are urging the opposition to go further by committing to abolish all forms…
The federal government is extending the controversial cashless welfare card trial by 12 months and considering a fifth site, despite continuing criticism about the card’s…
The controversial cashless welfare card trial is expanding to Queensland after government legislation passed the Senate by a single vote.Despite continued opposition…
The controversial cashless welfare card has had “a positive effect” on existing trial sites and should be expanded, a Senate committee believes, despite continued opposition…
The government’s approach to monitoring and evaluating its controversial cashless welfare card trial is inadequate, an auditor-general report says, leaving its effectiveness…