Anglicare Australia has made an urgent plea to boost affordable housing across the country. The call is made as Anglicare Australia launches new heat maps showing that essential workers can’t afford rent in any part of the country.
Anglicare Australia has launched a paper calling on governments to treat and regulate the internet as an essential service.
Following our National Conference in Cairns, Anglicare Australia calls on all Australians to vote YES on October 14. Our call to vote Yes, goes to all Australian Anglicans, all staff and volunteers of Anglican services, all parishioners and supporters of Anglican communities, all Anglican schools and the parents of students of these schools, and all peoples familiar with the extensive work of Anglicare across Australia.
Anglicare Australia has reaffirmed its commitment to the Voice to Parliament and is urging all Australians to vote Yes at the upcoming referendum. This follows Anglicare Australia’s National Conference in Cairns, which heard from strong First Nations voices including Thomas Mayo, Henrietta Marrie, Merrissa Nona, Zhanae Dodd, and David Hudson.
Anglicare Australia has launched a landmark report showing that Australians on lower incomes face higher living costs.
Anglicare Australia has welcomed the announcement of the date for the referendum on the Voice to Parliament. Executive Director Kasy Chambers said Anglicare Australia would be doing whatever it could to support the Yes campaign ahead of 14 October.
Anglicare Australia has made an urgent plea to boost affordable housing across the country. The call is made as Anglicare Australia a new Rental Affordability Snapshot focused on essential workers in full-time work.
Anglicare Australia has joined a coalition of more than 80 organisations across Australia urging governments to act swiftly on rental reform in a joint statement to the Senate’s rental crisis inquiry.
Anglicare Australia has responded to the final report handed down from the Robodebt Royal Commission.
Anglicare Australia has today released its Living Costs Index, showing that people on the lowest incomes are falling behind on the cost-of-living.