Media Releases

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.

All workers have a right to feel safe at work. But mandatory sentencing is not the answer.

The Victorian Parliament should support a Treaty with the Aboriginal community.

Victorian teachers, students, principals, schools and community workers are launching a campaign to make inclusive education a top-tier election issue.

The 2018 Victorian Budget presents a pathway to a better and fairer Victoria.

Navigator pulls kids in closer when they’re struggling, instead of pushing them away.

A 13.6% increase in homelessness demonstrates just how much work we have to do.

VCOSS has welcomed a new plan to improve work, study and business opportunities for Victorians with a disability.

Think education in free in Victoria? Think again.

VCOSS has welcomed the Victorian Government’s Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Action Plan - a comprehensive and multi-faceted response to a

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

Misleading public portrayals of crime and justice issues don't help anybody.

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

Victoria's big power companies have flagged significant price hikes for 2018 and must increase relief by an equal measure, according

Know what to do before, during and after the storm and who to contact if you need help.

VCOSS has joined a coalition of justice, human rights, social service and Aboriginal organisations to call on the Victorian Government

VCOSS is outraged the Victorian Parliament has blocked the construction of new public housing planned for Melbourne’s east.

You can view photos from the ACOSS National Conference, delivered in partnership with VCOSS, on our Facebook page.

The Federal Government is abandoning good faith negotiations with Victoria over homelessness funding and risking the wellbeing of thousands of

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

The Victorian Government has delivered a big win for renters, putting fairness back at the centre of the state’s tenancy

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

True love is elusive. It’s difficult to define, hard to find and even harder to keep. So when two people

VCOSS says 'yes' to marriage equality. All relationships should be recognised and celebrated equally, regardless of how we identify or

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

Australian politicians must stop and listen to the voices of real people suffering under horror power price rises, Victoria’s peak

Victorian wages are failing to keep pace with skyrocketing rents, costing tenants thousands of dollars each year, a VCOSS study

The Victorian Government is rushing through dangerously regressive legislation that will make the state’s youth justice system cruel and less

The Victorian Council of Social Service has welcomed a plan to give new rights to people struggling to pay their