Antipoverty Centre response to Digital Protections Framework and 40Y guidelines
Response to Digital Protections Framework and 40Y guidelines | September 2026 The Antipoverty Centre did not support the…
Review of the Social Security Legislation Amendment – Income Management and Enhanced Income Management 2026
Review of the Social Security Legislation Amendment - Income Management and Enhanced Income Management 2026 People do not…
Antipoverty Centre submission to the ANAO investigation intoServices Australia’s management of automated decision-making
Submission to the ANAO investigation into Services Australia’s management of automated decision-making | September 2026 Services Australia does…
Antipoverty Centre response to discussion paper: Shaping the future of employment services
Antipoverty Centre response to discussion paper: Shaping the future of employment services | August 2026 “If you self-identify…
Antipoverty Centre submission to the Committee inquiry into the NDIS “Securing the NDIS for Future Generations” Bill 2026
In June 2026 the Antipoverty centre entered a submission into the Committee Inquiry into the NDIS "Securing the NDIS for Future Generations" Bill. The Antipoverty Centre, strongly opposed recommendations in this bill. For brevity, three main points were focused on; Ministerial Powers, Access to the scheme and Additional supports tests.
Stop the Bill Shock policy brief: Ending the energy debt trap
A joint report between The Antipoverty Centre, The Sunrise Project, Sweltering cities and Parents for Climate under the Stop the Bill shock campaign that assesses the current state of energy debt in Australia.
Submission to the Committee inquiry social services amendment “Technical changes No. 2” Bill October 2025
This is the Antipoverty Centre Submission into the Social Services "Technical Changes No. 2" Bill 2025. The Bill sought to give Services Australia more debt recovery power despite the harm they have already caused welfare recipients over the last 5-10 years due to their debt recovery activities.
STOP THE BILL SHOCK: A letter to the Australian government
A letter from the Stop the Bill Shock campaign asking the government to come to the table and support efforts to wipe energy debt nationwide.
Letter to employment minister re unlawful operation of Targeted Compliance Framework March 2025
Letter re: Targeted Compliance Framework A letter to the previous Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Murray Watt,…
‘Desperate for relief’ A snapshot of the consequences of drowning in energy debt
'Desperate for relief' A snapshot of the consequences of drowning in energy debt "Energy companies are making mega…