Cost of Living

Victorians are preparing for a series of price hikes and cost changes that take effect on 1 January 2020.

Default pricing is a significant and very justified intervention in the Victorian energy market.

Victorian energy retailers are attempting to block power users from getting a fairer priced deal, the state's peak social advocacy

VCOSS is urging the State Government to take significant steps to ease the financial burden for school families.

We welcome a political tussle over which party will do the most to get Victorians the best possible power deal.

A state owned energy retailer for Victoria? It might just help.

All school-age children should be able to play sport however simply making PE compulsory isn’t the right response.

The real issue isn’t intergenerational welfare dependency, it’s intergenerational disadvantage.

This is a horror show with no single villain. Many players bear the blame for high prices.

Think education in free in Victoria? Think again.

Victorians are about to get whacked by a series of price hikes in 2018, according to Victorian Council of Social

Every person in Victoria should be supported to live a good life.

New rules for power companies in Victoria will help stop struggling energy users incurring big debts or being disconnected, the

In the new report ‘Stuck in traffic? Road congestion in Sydney and Melbourne‘ the Grattan Institute has suggested the Victorian

The Thwaites-Mulder review into Victoria’s power markets provides an action blueprint for the Victorian Government to ease skyrocketing prices, according