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By Joe Montero House prices and rents continue to spiral up, wages are still being held down, and income has been cut for those out of work. In short, many Australians continue to become poorer. […]
By Joe Montero According to the Reserve Bank of Australia. Australian house prices are set to continue rising and are expected to go up by 10 percent this year. February recorded the biggest price rise […]
The Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) and the University of Nee South Wales released the following statement (11 February 2021) about the impact of the Pandemic last year and now, on those who find […]
FGFP established in 2007 is a diverse coalition with membership representing ethnic, community – service providers, peace and faith groups – and retired unionists groups. An individual section was established in December 2013.
Despite serious economic difficulties brought about by the United States imposed blockade and internal political destabilisation program, Venezuela continues to make some progress in creating a better life for its citizens. One of the key […]
From Insight New statistics released today have revealed that a growing number of women, single parents and children are struggling with homelessness, due to family violence.
Contributed A report from Compas Housing Services has shown how many Australians there are, whose income is low enough to qualify for public or other forms of lower cost housing.
From Patrick Forrest/the Feed Jane is receiving more or less the maximum amount you can get on the dole – about $350 a week. But her rent is $375.
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