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Centrelink Jobseekers insist dole is fine 'bludger' debate rages and advocates demand more money - Vimarsana News

Centrelink Jobseekers insist dole is fine 'bludger' debate rages and advocates demand more money

On Monday, Daily Mail Australia travelled to several Centrelinks across Sydney to speak to actual JobSeekers for their real-life experience of life on the dole.

Centrelink recipient couple's life on Sunshine Coast: Beer, coffee, private school, two cars on dole - Vimarsana News

Centrelink recipient couple's life on Sunshine Coast: Beer, coffee, private school, two cars on dole

Jennifer Searson and Mark Goodrick, a Queensland couple who sparked outrage by complaining about life on Centrelink on 7.30, were spotted going about their daily routine on Thursday.

Ray Hadley unleashes on family receiving Centrelink over their lifestyle - Vimarsana News

Ray Hadley unleashes on family receiving Centrelink over their lifestyle

Jennifer Searson and Mark Goodrick live in Queensland 's Sunshine Coast with their 15-year-old daughter. Hadley said taxpayers shouldn't have to fund their 'laziness'.

Centrelink couple are called out for their lifestyle while receiving governments benefits - Vimarsana News

Centrelink couple are called out for their lifestyle while receiving governments benefits

Jennifer Searson and Mark Goodrick live in Queensland's Sunshine Coast with their 15-year-old daughter. They rely on government support but haven't worked full time in five years.

Australia urged to overhaul energy concessions as low-income residents forced to forgo essentials - Vimarsana News

Australia urged to overhaul energy concessions as low-income residents forced to forgo essentials

Acoss argues concession schemes are inequitable and ‘not adequate to meet needs’