Monthly Archives: July 2017
Why if you're poor, live in regional Victoria or happen to be Aboriginal, are you more likely to end up
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A robust system for quality and safeguarding will helps prevent people with disability experiencing harm and promotes high quality service
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Shopping around can reduce your power bill, but Victorians shouldn’t be left to navigate this jungle alone. The government should
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VCOSS was overwhelmingly happy with the Productivity Commission’s Position Paper on NDIS Costs, particularly the Paper’s recommendations to provide pre-planning
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Victorian wages are failing to keep pace with skyrocketing rents, costing tenants thousands of dollars each year, a VCOSS study
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The ABC podcast Trace reminds us that victims and witnesses with disabilities have a right to be heard.
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The NDIS Code of Conduct sets out the obligations providers and workers are expected to comply with when delivering NDIS
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Victorians are being pushed to the edge by electricity price rises. Our bills are now the second highest in Australia
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VCOSS believes people with disability living in supported disability accommodation (SDA) should have the same tenancy rights as other people
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