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Fare, NCETA, SACOSS, SANDAS, Aboriginal Drug & Alcohol Council and Alcohol and Drug Foundation support draft alcohol laws.
An alliance of civil society organisations has come together to call for the enactment of a South Australian Human Rights Act
More must be to done to help South Australians on low incomes so they can afford the energy they need.
Building on SACOSS' advocacy over many years, SA's concession system continues to be made fairer for those who need it most.
SACOSS has welcomed moves by the Australian Energy Market Commision (AEMC) to increase smart meter protections for SA energy consumers
The COSS Network are urging the Queensland Government to consult carefully and respectfully with First Nations Queenslanders and the Truth-telling and Healing Inquiry.
For this year’s Anti-Poverty Week SACOSS is highlighting examples of poverty premiums, where it literally costs more to be poor.
Leading community service and advocacy groups have welcomed a new proposal for minimum energy efficiency standards in rental homes.
The Ensuring a Just Transition for the Upper Spencer Gulf Forum will be attended by approximately 50 representatives from federal, state and local governments, local community and social service organisations, and unions and industry.