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Anglicare Australia's annual cost-of-living report paints a grim picture of job seekers' finances - Vimarsana News

Anglicare Australia's annual cost-of-living report paints a grim picture of job seekers' finances

A single person out of work and living in a shared house has an average of just $127 left each week for bills or incidental expenses after covering rent, transport and food, the report finds, while a single-parent household on the Parenting Payment has just $24 remaining each week.

Source: abc.net.au
Israel says Hamas rejects key parts of ceasefire proposal as Australia 'fully supports' UN plan - Vimarsana News

Israel says Hamas rejects key parts of ceasefire proposal as Australia 'fully supports' UN plan

Hamas officials have said they are ready to engage in negotiations over the ceasefire proposal, outlined late last month by the United States. Australia has welcomed the plan, announcing $10 million in humanitarian aid for Palestinians.

Source: sbs.com.au
What is the Paris Agreement and what does it have to do with Australia's climate targets? - Vimarsana News

What is the Paris Agreement and what does it have to do with Australia's climate targets?

The Coalition insists it supports the global Paris Agreement but it wants to dump Australia's short-term emissions reduction target. Is that allowed under the rules?

Source: abc.net.au
'Green Loans' Scheme Rolled Out to Stem Household Emissions: Government - Vimarsana News

'Green Loans' Scheme Rolled Out to Stem Household Emissions: Government

Cheap green loans will be offered by Plenti to Australian homeowners to retrofit their properties to meet new emissions guidelines.

Three-bedroom apartments for families: The housing problem governments aren't solving - Vimarsana News

Three-bedroom apartments for families: The housing problem governments aren't solving

Governments across Australia are aiming to build 1.2 million homes in the next five years. But there's one problem that's not being addressed.

Source: sbs.com.au