ACOSS welcomes the Robodebt Royal Commission’s report and urges the government to implement the recommendations in full. “The Robodebt scheme was a shocking and shameful
The Australian Citizens Party stated that the Albanese government is to blame for Australia Post closing Glenroy Post Office and dozens of others, because it
Acknowledging the extraordinary leadership of First Nations peoples and communities who continue to build momentum for a successful referendum, ACOSS warmly congratulates all those involved in
Cubitt’s Granny Flats and Home Extensions, a leading Australian family construction company, is urging the government to provide incentives to homeowners interested in constructing secondary
When I go to sleep at night, my mind often turns with a sense of sadness and worry to the many people Mission Australia helps
Following Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ introduction of the Federal Budget for 2023-24 in Parliament House in Canberra, nonprofit organisations voiced mixed sentiments. While sectors such as
Not-for-profits may need to read between the lines to find value in tonight’s budget, according to Jo Scard, CEO of Fifty Acres, and former advisor
Bureaucracy has been derelict in not doing all it can to give our returned war heroes the recognition they earned and deserve as well as
New research reveals the cost of living as the single biggest concern for Australian youth, with the affordability of housing and rent also significant causes
The United Nations has stated that any age of criminal liability that is lower than 12 is not internationally acceptable. Most European countries have set
Third Sector acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.