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Youth Allowance

Analysis, Budget 2023 //

A cost of living budget? Not for young people

While the increase to YouthAllowance and Austudy will be of significance for the payments’ recipients, young people should not lose sight of the government’s distorted approach to welfare increases across the board.

May 9, 2023 Luke Cass
Education, News, Universities Accord 2023 //

USyd ‘strongly supports’ Accord in final submission

The University urged the Albanese government to “fix the worst elements of the Job-ready Graduates Package,” in its submission but stopped short of recommending its repeal.

April 18, 2023 Luke Cass
Education, News //

Locked out of Youth Allowance — NUS releases report on student poverty in Australia

The report found that hundreds of thousands of 18 to 21 year-olds are being left in poverty by the inaccessibility and inadequacy of government payments.

October 5, 2022 Thomas Sargeant
Investigation // Centrelink

How the Centrelink automated debt system continues to fail students

Nell O’Grady surveys the individuals still receiving false debt letters from the government organisation.

April 10, 2019 Nell O'Grady
Opinion //

All a-loan

EJ Sokias opines on the changes to Centrelink’s student schemes

May 7, 2016 EJ Sokias

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