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Policy Institute Australia estimates taxpayers provide $2.7 billion each year in Child Care Subsidy and Parental Leave Pay to high-income families who need little government support. The report argues current income thresholds are too generous and no longer well targeted. It recommends tightening means testing to better direct assistance to lower- and middle-income households while improving the sustainability of the budget.
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...
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...
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...
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...
