End Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children – National toll of women killed by violence
The proposal has 2 components:
- component 1: provide $2 million over 4 years to establish a national real-time toll of women killed by violence. Funding would be evenly distributed over 4 years.
- component 2: provide $4 million to commission a national prevalence study on perpetration of violence against women and children to be undertaken by the Australian Bureau of Statistics(ABS) every 5 years ongoing (in 2026-27, in 2031-32, and so on) and not be indexed.
The proposal would start on 1 July 2026.
Read moreEnd Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children – National toll of women killed by violence
The proposal has 2 components:
- component 1: provide $2 million over 4 years to establish a national real-time toll of women killed by violence. Funding would be evenly distributed over 4 years.
- component 2: provide $4 million to commission a national prevalence study on perpetration of violence against women and children to be undertaken by the Australian Bureau of Statistics(ABS) every 5 years ongoing (in 2026-27, in 2031-32, and so on) and not be indexed.
The proposal would start on 1 July 2026.
Read moreEnd Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children – National toll of women killed by violence
The proposal has 2 components:
- component 1: provide $2 million over 4 years to establish a national real-time toll of women killed by violence. Funding would be evenly distributed over 4 years.
- component 2: provide $4 million to commission a national prevalence study on perpetration of violence against women and children to be undertaken by the Australian Bureau of Statistics(ABS) every 5 years ongoing (in 2026-27, in 2031-32, and so on) and not be indexed.
The proposal would start on 1 July 2026.
Read moreEnd Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children – National toll of women killed by violence
The proposal has 2 components:
- component 1: provide $2 million over 4 years to establish a national real-time toll of women killed by violence. Funding would be evenly distributed over 4 years.
- component 2: provide $4 million to commission a national prevalence study on perpetration of violence against women and children to be undertaken by the Australian Bureau of Statistics(ABS) every 5 years ongoing (in 2026-27, in 2031-32, and so on) and not be indexed.
The proposal would start on 1 July 2026.
Read moreIncrease the value of corporate penalties for misuse of market power
The proposal would increase the value of penalties corporations face for the misuse of market power to 10 times their current rate.
The proposal would start from 1 July 2025.
Read moreIncrease the value of corporate penalties for misuse of market power
The proposal would increase the value of penalties corporations face for the misuse of market power to 10 times their current rate.
The proposal would start from 1 July 2025.
Read moreIncrease the value of corporate penalties for misuse of market power
The proposal would increase the value of penalties corporations face for the misuse of market power to 10 times their current rate.
The proposal would start from 1 July 2025.
Read moreIncrease the value of corporate penalties for misuse of market power
The proposal would increase the value of penalties corporations face for the misuse of market power to 10 times their current rate.
The proposal would start from 1 July 2025.
Read moreSocial services – Poverty and Inequality Commission
The proposal would establish a Poverty and Inequality Commission (the Commission) to eradicate poverty by creating a legislated body with paid Commissioners and a President, modelled on the Productivity Commission. Legislation will require the Government to act on recommendations by mandating public responses to advice.
The Commission would conduct regular antipoverty reviews and create a national poverty line to measure and track progress. This will include reviewing social security payment rates and recommending minimum levels of support.
Read moreSocial services – Poverty and Inequality Commission
The proposal would establish a Poverty and Inequality Commission (the Commission) to eradicate poverty by creating a legislated body with paid Commissioners and a President, modelled on the Productivity Commission. Legislation will require the Government to act on recommendations by mandating public responses to advice.
The Commission would conduct regular antipoverty reviews and create a national poverty line to measure and track progress. This will include reviewing social security payment rates and recommending minimum levels of support.
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