This article by Joe Montero was firs published in The Pen on 10 May in response to the 9 May budget A simple way to describe the 2017-18 federal budget is that it comes from […]
By Joe Montero The Turnbull government intends to change the prescribing software used by doctors, which will set a default on generic options and doctors will have to change this default to prescribe specific brands. […]
By Lew Wheeler There is an affordable housing crisis in Victoria as elsewhere in Australia and homelessness is on the increase. Fewer households in Australia are able to afford a place of their own with […]
By Joe Montero Welfare organisations are pushing to the federal government to include funding for housing affordability for low income Australians
By Jim Hayes In the face of mounting pressure, the plan to curt tens of millions of dollars from community legal services funding has been chopped by the federal government.
From Chris Reidy Manager Victorian Seniors Festival The nomination period for this year’s awards runs from now until 23 June 2017. The awards acknowledge older Victorians who volunteer to assist, support and encourage others in their […]
By Ben Wilson Community legal centres around Australia find themselves flooded with requests for help from people facing robo-debt and other issues at the hands of Centrelink.
By Joe Montero At her first public speech at the National Press Club yesterday, new ACTU Secretary Sally McManus, called for the minimum wage to be lifted to almost $19 per hour.
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