Monthly Archives: December 2019
Young people tell of blowing out birthday candles in the morning and being handed a plastic bag with their possessions
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BY TALISHA OHANESSIAN When most of us think public education we think free education. This idea, after all, is a cornerstone of a
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strong and vibrant communities will do more to prevent crime than any number of 'cops on the beat'.
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Victorians are preparing for a series of price hikes and cost changes that take effect on 1 January 2020.
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Simple measures like energy efficient appliances can make a huge difference to household budgets and to people’s quality of life,
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The best outcomes will come when policies and programs are shaped and led by Aboriginal people.
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Cash-strapped frontline mental health services can’t wait until after the Royal Commission for funding relief.
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One grandmother’s reflections on poverty, homelessness and belonging. By Josiane Behmoiras.
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A range of resources are available for organisations, clients and communities to help prepare for the summer season.
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