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Qld mother-of-five jailed over $200k fraud

A woman who obtained nearly $200,000 from the government by forging documents was blocked by the ATO in her attempts to get a further half a million dollars.

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Sunshine Coast domestic violence victim left to sleep in car as unprecedented housing crisis continues

Unprecedented housing shortages are putting extra pressure on already struggling Sunshine Coast domestic violence services, leaving some victims to fend for themselves on the streets.

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Jobseeker’s experience with job agencies left his mental health so poor he could not work

Nathan, now on disability support, says job providers did little to help his search while they claimed thousands of dollars each time he found work on his own

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What to consider when winding up a self-managed super fund

We are close to 70 years of age and no longer wish to spend the amount time required to manage our own super fund. How do we deal with unlisted assets?

The New Daily

In Australia’s welfare sector obligations are ‘mutual’, but profits flow only one way

As vast network of job agencies rakes in hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars, jobseekers face ‘humiliating’ tasks to maintain payments

The Guardian - AU

Ballarat exhibition takes visitors deep into homelessness experiences

From sleeping rough in the bush to a home in Creswick, Jeremey Gunning is sharing his deeply personal story to break stigmas. But he admits he is worried about how people will judge him.

ABC News

‘It felt insulting’: welfare recipients sent to body language courses as job agencies profit

Providers in the welfare-to-work system are making lucrative earnings by enrolling clients into their own taxpayer-funded programs

The Guardian - AU

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Centrelink communications 'like an alien language' for Australians of migrant backgrounds

Australians from migrant backgrounds are frustrated with confusing communication from Centrelink, sometimes leading to debts and other misunderstandings.

ABC News

Jobseeker asked to choose between work and job agency appointments under Workforce Australia system

Multiple complaints of baffling and unrealistic requirements have been reported as being set by employment agencies under the new program

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: child Covid fine revelations in NSW, final two in Tory leadership contest, polenta aplenty

Thursday: investigation reveals NSW government suggested children as young as 10 could work off fines of about $1,000. Plus: Novak Djokovic likely to be barred from US Open

The Guardian - AU

Domestic violence victim-survivor and mother of three left without Centrelink payments after perpetrator exploited system

Flaws in system need fixing so people leaving violent partners don’t end up in poverty, survivors say

The Guardian - AU

COVID-19 pandemic leave payments are back. Here’s who is eligible and how to claim

Rapidly rising COVID-19 case numbers have pushed the Albanese government to bring back disaster leave payments. Here's what that could mean for you.

ABC News

I’m a single mum – soaring rents and cost of living drove me to ask for help with caring for my family

Our rent eats away a large amount of our weekly income, and with my son in hospital so often, we are struggling to survive. I can no longer do it on my own

The Guardian - AU

Benalla in Victoria's north-east struggles with Centrelink and NDIS support after offices close

When Benalla’s Centrelink and NDIS offices abruptly closed last year, residents were told there would be community consultation and a new site established. That has yet to happen.

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The New Daily

What retirees need to know about minimum pension drawdowns

Licensed financial adviser Craig Sankey explains how getting older affects your minimum pension drawdowns. Plus, advice on boosting your partner's super.

ABC News

Several new laws have come into effect this new financial year. What are they and how will they affect you?

The new financial year is here. On top of that, a raft of policy changes have officially gone into effect from today. Here's what they are and how they will affect you.

The New Daily

July 1 changes: Power bills to soar and minimum wage to rise in new financial year

The end of the financial year is upon us, and as usual there’s a raft of July 1 changes coming, such as power bill increases and a hike to the minimum wage.

ABC News

Jobseekers remain in the dark just days out from major Centrelink unemployment changes

The biggest overhaul of unemployment services in years is now just days away. Many jobseekers are still in the dark about what it all means for them.

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The New Daily

Commonwealth Seniors Health Card eligibility is changing. Here’s how to find out if you qualify

If you are 67 or over and haven't qualified for a Commonwealth Seniors Health Card (CSHC) yet, you may be eligible from July 1.

ABC News

Labor unveils 'clean slate policy' as part of last-minute tweak to controversial jobseeker reforms

Last-minute changes to Workforce Australia — the system replacing jobactive next week — have been made. Here's what you need to know about the 11th-hour changes.

The Guardian - AU

‘Barely keeping my head above water’: how the cost of living crisis is making life on jobseeker harder

Naomi Thompson, who receives welfare and also does casual work, worries more about her finances than whether she has eaten

The New Daily

How our homes are treated in Centrelink’s pension assets test

Licensed financial adviser Craig Sankey discusses how Centrelink treats our homes in the pension assets test and answers a question about home loans.

The Guardian - AU

Poverty can happen to anyone at any time – it’s in my every waking and sleeping thought

Every day I try not to show my children how agonising it is to live under Australia’s ‘safety net’ for when people are at their most vulnerable

ABC News

Funeral insurer Youpla 'grew and grew' off welfare payments, then collapsed

In 2013, the government was warned that allowing funeral insurers to access Centrelink payments could end badly for customers. Almost a decade later, it did.

The New Daily

How to contribute to your partner’s superannuation

Licensed financial adviser Craig Sankey explains what you need to know if you want to contribute to your partner's superannuation account.

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