Monthly Archives: May 2022

May 23

Submission on Victoria’s emissions reduction target for 2035

May 13

A new report finds that headline statistics about unemployment figures create a “false optimism” that doesn’t correspond to the reality

The decision to make a universal Power Saving Bonus the headline Budget initiative on cost-of-living issues is an important recognition

May 6

While some funding toward emergency resilience has been provided in the Budget, it doesn’t go far enough in the current

The funding allocated in this Budget is not sufficient to fully cover the increasing financial pressures facing the community sector.

The 2022-23 Budget includes some sensible initiatives to improve justice system responses, but misses the opportunity to adopt a justice

VCOSS is pleased to see that gender responsive budgeting will be embedded in Victorian legislation to ensure that an equality

The Budget delivers much to like in early childhood education, schools, training and skills.

We know that employment figures don’t always tell the full story, so we continue to advocate for policy measures and

The theme of the Victorian Government’s 2022-23 Budget is ‘Putting Patients First’, and it’s certainly a bonanza for the health

There are countless initiatives in the State Budget that would form part of a wellbeing economy. It is time to

The 2022-23 Budget could have gone further to ensure that all Victorians have safe, stable and affordable homes.

May 3

The 2022 Victorian Budget is one of the leanest in years

May 2

Our views on 'adding home energy rating assessments' to the Victorian Energy Upgrades Program