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Alexis Wright becomes the first to win the Stella Prize twice, with her 'hyper real' novel of Aboriginal sovereignty and survival - Vimarsana News

Alexis Wright becomes the first to win the Stella Prize twice, with her 'hyper real' novel of Aboriginal sovereignty and survival

Is Alexis Wright’s Praiseworthy the great Australian novel? Beejay Silcox, chair of the Stella Prize judging panel that selected it as this year’s winner, thinks it might be.

Katherine women strive for financial independence as new SmartCard launched - Vimarsana News

Katherine women strive for financial independence as new SmartCard launched

Rachael Kendino says working, making decisions, and becoming a role model have had a massive impact on her life as cashless debit card measures change.

Source: abc.net.au
Labor reintroduces cashless welfare card, despite promises not to - Vimarsana News

Labor reintroduces cashless welfare card, despite promises not to

Federal Labor has reneged on its pre-election promise to end compulsory income management by introducing the new Indue SmartCard. Isaac Nellist reports.

Aboriginal workers raise concerns about Australia's Voice to parliament - Vimarsana News

Aboriginal workers raise concerns about Australia's Voice to parliament

“We often say, if it doesn’t suit big business then it won’t happen. They hold the purse strings, and they hold the power. Governments make the announcements but they’re only puppets for big business.”

Source: wsws.org
Basics Card: Switch to new cashless welfare card poses IT risks, minister warned - Vimarsana News

Basics Card: Switch to new cashless welfare card poses IT risks, minister warned

Top advisers say Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth should delay a widespread move away from the maligned Basics Card used by about 24,000 people.