Given the National Disability Insurance Scheme has support across the political spectrum there is a reluctance to heavily criticise it despite a parliamentary inquiry…
A senate inquiry into Centrelink’s controversial auto-debt recovery from welfare recipients has been told the system created a serious climate of fear and distress and…
Training inconsistencies, accreditation needs and future staffing levels in the aged care workforce have been highlighted in public hearings being held by a parliamentary…
The Senate has voted down the Government’s controversial Social Services Legislation Amendment on Youth Employment which attempted to make young people under…
Governments across Australia have been urged to show leadership in encouraging Australians to become dementia-aware and to develop a better understanding of what it…
The Australian Senate has voted to hold an inquiry into how the Department of Social Services provides funding grants to community services.
The Greens spokesperson on…
The Australian Greens have called for a rethink of the whole work for the dole program as its outcomes will put more pressure on Not for Profits.
"Work for the dole punishes…
The McClure Welfare Review’s interim report has revealed plans that could put more pressure on people with disability and carers, Australian Greens spokesperson…
The Australian Greens will move for a Senate Inquiry into Inequality in Australia, as criticism grows on the Federal Budget and its targets on Australians living on welfare.…
Welfare peak body, the Australian Council of Social Service, has called on the Federal Government to drop its plan to deny unemployed people under 30 access to income support…
Time appears to have saved the Charities Act from the Coalition Government’s plan to delay the definition of charity until late next year.
On the final sitting day…