Showing posts with label Commonwealth Government. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Commonwealth Government. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 April 2020

Somebody Has To Pay

Will Trickle Down Economics Work

Wednesday, 31 July 2019

The Cost Of Privilege

This report The cost of Privilege by percapita and Anglicare is a must read if you are interested in understanding who is really getting what from the federal government in terms of payments and concessions.

Read the report here - https://www.anglicare.asn.au/docs/default-source/default-document-library/cost-of-privilege---households.pdf?sfvrsn=0


The Cost of Privilege
The Cost of Privilege

Newstart Has Made Her Homeless

The New Daily reports -

"Newstart recipient Karryn Smith, 58, considers herself “one of the lucky ones”, yet the former school teacher is living out of her car.

Ms Smith shared her tragic story with The New Daily, as pressure continued to mount on the Morrison government to lift the dole payment by $75 a week amid evidence Newstart recipients are struggling to survive.

Over-55s are the largest single group of Australians on Newstart, with 173,196 people relying on just $39 a day, recent data has shown."

Read the full story here - https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/national/2019/07/30/newstart-teacher-homeless/



Tuesday, 30 July 2019

Retiree Housing Policy & Aged Care Funding

Government Retiree Housing Policy Self Defeating

Political Cruelty Behind No Increase For Newstart

Thursday, 25 July 2019

Morrison to Prioritise Pensions Over Newstart

WAtoday reports -

Morrison government to prioritise pensioners over Newstart recipients.

"Pensioners will be prioritised ahead of unemployed Australians for any boost to welfare payments as the Morrison government stands firm against growing demands to lift the Newstart allowance.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has told colleagues returning the budget to surplus is his "number one priority" and any future increase in welfare payments will be directed towards the 2 million Australians on the aged pension."




Aged pensioner says sorry to Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

Wednesday, 24 July 2019

46.2% Of Newstart Recipients Over 40 Years Of Age

Pensioner Says I Am Sorry to Scott Morrison

An aged pensioner has said I am Sorry to Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison (ScoMo) for seemingly being a burden on the State.

This follows Social Services Minister Anne Ruston reported as saying "It is a generous amount of money that the Australian taxpayers make available to our older Australians".



Sunday, 21 July 2019

Pensioner Offers Apology to Senator Anne Ruston

Push to Raise Newstart

Lying is Lying

Senator Anne Ruston Criticised Over Pensioner Statement

Wednesday, 17 July 2019

Pensioners Seek Social Services Minister Anne Ruston Apology

The Senior Magazine reports -

Social Services Minister Anne Ruston has come under fire for suggesting the pension is generous, as seniors groups and Labor call for more changes to help older Australians.

Senator Ruston embarked on a media blitz on Monday to sell the coalition government's decision to give a boost to some pensioners.

"It is a generous amount of money that the Australian taxpayers make available to our older Australians," she told 3AW on Monday.

When pressed on the comments, Senator Ruston said: "In terms of the amount of money that taxpayers fund our social welfare system, we put a lot of money into it."

Read the full story here - https://www.thesenior.com.au/story/6275720/minister-in-hot-water-over-pension-comment/



Monday, 8 July 2019

Political Cruelty in Newstart Payment

Federal Laws For Retirement Villages

Sunday, 30 June 2019

Discrepancy Between Cash & Care

Impact on Aged Care Funding

Function of Government

The role of government is to create an environment for commerce to function whilst at the same time protecting retirees and particularly vulnerable retirees from both financial and emotional harm emanating from that function.

The Victorian Retirement Villages Act 1986 provides the environment for commerce to function but fails to fully protect retirees from financial and emotional harm as a result of it.

The Victorian legislative definition of a retirement village in demanding the payment of an 'in-going' amount without the transfer of property ownership is a major contributor to that financial and emotional harm suffered by retirees.


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