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1. Labor’s budget is an attack on NDIS, Medicare

   Yet the paltry relief handed out to those living on welfare is overshadowed by cuts to vital services ... board. Chalmers said  the budget “provides cost-of-living relief that is responsible and affordable and ... for cost-of-living relief, the government will spend $19 billion on AUKUS submarines, long-range ...

2. Ballarat Trades Hall marks Nakba, calls for justice for Palestine

   the number at 117.2 million. United Nations Relief and Works Agency put the figure at 1.5 million ...

3. Labor’s budget ignores the needs of millions

   assistance; $500 in energy bill relief for concession card holders; $3.5 billion over five years to encourage ... that Labor’s cost-of-living relief “doesn’t add to inflation”. Yet these sweetener sums — totalling ...

4. Pakistan: Imran Khan arrested, what next?

   Pakistan: Update on flood affected areas and the need for relief and rehabilitation Amid flood emergency, ...

5. Young people left out by Labor’s budget

   the government prioritise creating a surplus, cutting taxes on the wealthy and minor relief measures”, ...

6. Forum discusses medical misogyny, seeks support for change

   misdiagnosed with anxiety and, at emergency departments, they are half as likely to receive pain relief because ...

7. Who’s excited for the federal budget? PricewaterhouseCoopers

   restrained relief to those who need it, while catalysing activity in high-growth future industries.” What ...

8. May Day in Havana: International solidarity to resist the US blockade

   pressure on the country will be an immense relief as they pursue this task. The blockade of the country has ...