Australia’s broken employment system: A call for urgent reform
Australia’s employment system is failing low-income and disabled job seekers. ACOSS calls for urgent reform to address these issues. A new report by the Australian
ACOSS strongly commends Senate call to urgently act to end poverty in Australia
ACOSS strongly commends the Senate Community Affairs References Committee’s call to urgently act to end poverty in Australia including revisiting the rate of income support
New research by Salvation Army reveals surge in extreme poverty amid cost-of-living
New research reveals 91% of Queensland respondents who reached out to The Salvation Army for support were struggling to afford basic living necessities. Thousands of
SAGE responds to the Workplace Gender Equality Amendment Bill
Gender pay gap transparency will encourage accountability, and its publication is one key solution to drive action to closing the gender pay gap, according to
Featured CEO: Peter Walton on making a positive impact by amplifying the voices of local communities
For more than 75 years, CARE Australia has provided humanitarian relief all around the world. Over the decades, the organisation has evolved to now focus
CARE Australia endorses historic pledge focusing on equitable partnerships, authentic storytelling, and influencing wider change
CARE Australia endorses a historic pledge and leads the push for a more equitable aid system. A historic pledge for a more equitable aid system
Global Citizen calls on various sectors to make financial commitments and end extreme poverty
Global Citizen, the international advocacy organization dedicated to ending extreme poverty, today announced the launch of the Global Citizen Impact Funds Powered by NPX, a series
ACOSS asks all political leaders and candidates: could you live on $46 a day?
ACOSS called on all political leaders and candidates to commit to raising the rate of JobSeeker to $70 a day and urges them to realise
CEDA: more Australian children condemned to poverty without urgent action
Australia is committing between 280,000 to 550,000 young Australians born in the next decade to future poverty unless urgent action is taken to tackle disadvantage, a
How Can I Help? – New podcast aims to guide mental health allies
Have you ever been in a situation where you wanted to help but you didn’t know how? To better empower individuals to make a difference,
