The Turnbull government company tax cut is a bad move
By Joe Montero The Turnbull government claims that its company tax cut will increase wages or create more jobs. But a secret survey conducted by […]
Month: March 2018
Migrant groups call for home care funding boost for elderly
By Rena Sarumpaet SBS One in three elderly people in Australia are waiting 12 months or more to have their needs assessed.
Victoria’s bushfires reveal a failure to maintain electricity delivery system
By Ben Wilson The flames have hardly gone out in the Victorian bushfires, and a pattern is emerging, around claims that faulty electrical infrastructure is […]
Early childhood educators are asking for support
Early childhood educators have a huge responsibility educating children in the first few years of their lives. But the Federal Government doesn’t value our work; […]
The unfolding Cambridge Analytica scandal tells us that there must be an investigation in Australia
By Joe Montero Facebook is in trouble and its founder Mark Zuckerberg is in the spotlight over revelations of improper use of data, taken from […]
Equal rights for casualised workers is an important necessity
By Jim Hayes The pushing of big numbers into casualised work has brought in a major change in the nature of the workforce in Australia, […]
Workers at XXXX in Brisbane to strike over jobs
by Adam Carlton Close to a hundred workers at the XXXX plant at Milton in Brisbane plan to walk off the job over job security […]
