
JobSeeker boost raises us to the second-lowest rate in the OECD
The $50 increase to JobSeeker raises us above only Greece, a country struggling to overcome a decade of financial austerity.

The $50 increase to JobSeeker raises us above only Greece, a country struggling to overcome a decade of financial austerity.
According to the government, cashless welfare is supposed to help those in the program. However, those subject to it, have a completely different experience.
The simple fact is that our economy can’t guarantee a job, but it can guarantee a liveable income.
Robinhood restricting the buying of certain stocks has drawn criticism from politicians and traders alike, accusing the platform of protecting Wall Street.
As NSW records no new locally acquired cases, we can start thinking about approaching the challenges that lay ahead.
According to calculations by the ANU, the scheduled cutbacks to JobKeeper and JobSeeker will have dire consequences.