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The Greens call on Labor to learn the lessons of Robodebt and halt debt recovery
Australian strategic fleet a step closer to implementation with key report delivered by Federal Labor Government
John and Maud Kelly reunited at Mater
Bill Hayden – State Funeral
Keeper Security Issues Holiday Warning Against Phishing Attacks
Homelessness can be fixed within a decade
New measuring tool tracks food security over time
Services Australia scores ‘F’ in its annual report
Low-income taxpayer clinic helps farmworkers access tax justice
Statement on passing of Bill Hayden
Vale Bill Hayden
Strengthening incentives to work for pensioners and income support recipients
Temporal change in risk tolerance around payday
Greens in solidarity with Services Australia workers; call for urgent action from Labor
Welfare supporters better informed than sceptics, study suggests
Sharp jump in wealth inequality over last 20 years: report
Sharp jump in wealth inequality over last 20 years
Working Future – White Paper on jobs and opportunities
Assessing Generational Change to Reduce Dementia Impact
Increase to social security payments grossly inadequate
Many migrants wait hours after a heart attack to seek help. Here’s what needs to change
Millions of Australians set to receive boost to their payments
Researchers prefer same-gender co-authors, UW study shows
Housing crisis missing from intergenerational report
ALP Conference backs Jobseeker policy to lift people out of poverty as unemployment increases
Labor voters in battleground seats want Jobseeker boost: new polling
Experts of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Commend Uruguay on High-Quality Delegation, Ask about the Situation of People of…
Labor’s Safety Net Bill is parachute with holes
Treaties Committee recommends ratification of Timor-Leste Defence and Serbia Social Security Agreements
Researchers prefer same-gender co-authors, study confirms
Strengthening the Safety Net Bill a step in the right direction
Easing cost of living pressures for around two million Australians
Statement on historic income apportionment
Labor’s Safety Net Bill is parachute will holes
Greens to introduce suite of amendments to improve Safety Net Bill, including raising Jobseeker to $88 a day
Govt misses opportunity to deliver urgently needed uni reforms
‘It won’t stop people going without food and essential medication’: ACOSS to front inquiry into social security payments
ACOSS welcomes Robodebt Royal Commission’s report
Robodebt Royal Commission report: Justice must be done for current and former victims of automated debt-collection, say Greens
Treaties Committee to consider Australia-Serbia Social Security Agreement
Four people arrested for allegedly importing 233kg of meth in industrial pulley
COVID cost for Asia’s informal workers
Developing a global research agenda for public health and social measures: Research priorities for COVID-19
First Nations Reflections for National Reconciliation Week
HRMMU Update on the human rights situation of older persons in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation
Federal Government commits to establishing enduring resolution for Youpla victims ‘within months’ – key details yet to be finalised
Experts of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women Commend Sao Tome and Principe on the High Birth Registration Rate,…
UN expert to visit Bangladesh to assess impact of poverty on human rights