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Vanessa Di Natale
Independent Australia
Wednesday 9th December, 2020
Meredith said her experience with having her welfare payment suspended for not meeting her mutual obligations while undergoing cancer treatment kept her “up all night with panic attacks”and worried about
DARU
Thursday 15th October, 2020
Applications for the DSP are too often rejected due to the lack of sufficient medical evidence. DSP Help has a medical evidence bot that helps you to get the best
Luke Henriques-Gomes
The Guardian
Thursday 1st October, 2020
People without a specific severe impairment who want to access disability payment are being forced to first do 1.5 years of job search
Nas Campanella
ABC AM
Wednesday 12th August, 2020
Applying for a government payment can be daunting. And the task can be even harder if you don't understand the types of doctors' reports and information that you're required to
Social Security Rights Victoria
Thursday 6th August, 2020
Access to stable, adequate income support can represent a significant improvement to the quality of life of vulnerable Australians. The DSP provides income support for people who cannot work due
Christiane Barro
The New Daily
Tuesday 12th May, 2020
Disability pensioners are turning to lawyers to fight for access to the JobSeeker payment, as recipients reveal they have had to skip meals and even stop taking medication during the
Angus Thompson
SMH
Tuesday 28th April, 2020
A coalition of advocacy groups are demanding the government include people receiving the disability support pension on the fortnightly $550 COVID-19 supplement following the exclusion of disabled people and their
Luke Henriques-Gomes
The Guardian
Thursday 5th March, 2020
The growing number of Newstart recipients who are sick or have disabilities face “unrealistic” mutual obligations to find work and sometimes have their impairments exacerbated while struggling on welfare payments,
Luke Henriques-Gomes
The Guardian
Monday 10th February, 2020
Disability support pension recipients were increasingly forced to pay back alleged welfare overpayments as the government’s botched robodebt scheme progressed, despite repeated claims that the program did not target the
Luke Henriques-Gomes
The Guardian
Thursday 24th October, 2019
New figures show 40% of people on unemployment benefit have an illness or disability that prevents them from working full-time
Paul Farrell
ABC 7.30
Tuesday 8th October, 2019
The mother of an intellectually disabled man who initially received a $15,000 "robodebt" has described the Department of Human Services' conduct in seeking to recover the debt as a form
Rebecca Gredley
New Daily
Thursday 3rd October, 2019
The Senate’s community affairs committee is on Thursday hearing from social service experts, who are continuing their calls for the scheme to be scrapped.