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New Policy Institute Australia research featured in The Age finds that billions of dollars in state government concessions and cost-of-living support are flowing to higher-income households. The article highlights PIA analysis showing that in Victoria, the wealthiest 20 per cent of households received more than $207 million from vehicle registration discounts, compared with $100 million for the lowest-income 20 per cent. The report calls for better-targeted support to ensure assistance reaches households that need it most.
New Policy Institute Australia research featured in The Age finds that billions of dollars in state government concessions and cost-of-living...
New Policy Institute Australia research featured in The Age finds that billions of dollars in state government concessions and cost-of-living...
The Australian editorial argues that better means testing is essential to ensure government support is directed to Australians who need...
Australian taxpayers are set to fund $2.7 billion in combined paid parental leave and childcare subsidies for households with incomes...
New Policy Institute Australia research featured in The Age finds that billions of dollars in state government concessions and cost-of-living...
New Policy Institute Australia research featured in The Age finds that billions of dollars in state government concessions and cost-of-living...
The Australian editorial argues that better means testing is essential to ensure government support is directed to Australians who need...
Australian taxpayers are set to fund $2.7 billion in combined paid parental leave and childcare subsidies for households with incomes...
