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Michael’s Speech To JobSeeker Rally
This speech was given by Michael Petrilli, Anti-Poverty Network SA Campaigns Coordinator, to our JobSeeker Rally, on May 21, 2023. “In 2022 Anthony Albanese won an election on the platform of leaving nobody behind. He was very open about his…
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7 Job-Seekers Respond To The Federal Budget
7 Anti-Poverty Network SA members, all of them on JobSeeker, respond to Labor’s announced $2.86 a day ($20 a week) raise to JobSeeker Payment. Fi: “The raise is pitiful. It will barely make a dent in my living &…
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Blake’s Speech To JobSeeker Rally
This speech was given by Blake Ansell, a high school student, and Anti-Poverty Network SA member, to our JobSeeker Rally, on May 21, 2023. “Although I don’t acutely remember how I came to be in public housing, I remember my…
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Matthew’s Speech To JobSeeker Rally
This speech was given by Matthew Briggs, a high school student, and Anti-Poverty Network SA member, to our JobSeeker Rally, on May 21, 2023. “Hello, my name is Matt, I’m a 17-year-old high school student in the northern suburbs and…
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A Response To The Federal Budget From Peter
“I have watched the budget delivered tonight. It is with great disappointment and sadness I must comment upon a budget delivered by a Labor Government. On election night, you vowed that “no one will left behind”. Tonight an increase of…
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PROTEST: No One Left Behind – Raise The Rate, Albo!! (May 21, 2023)
PROTEST: No One Left Behind – Raise The Rate, Albo!!Sunday May 21, 1pmParliament, North Terrace Almost 1 year ago, Albanese was elected on the platform: ‘No One Left Behind’. However, while the very well-off have certainly not been left behind,…
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Luke’s Speech To The Housing Emergency Rally
This speech was given by Luke Skinner, an Anti-Poverty Network SA member, to our Housing Emergency Rally, on March 19, 2023. “We have seen the devastating effects of poverty in our communities, our cities, and our country. Poverty is a…
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Q&A With Aj, Young Job-Seeker
Have they been understanding of your health and personal circumstances? It really depends on who has been my agent, 8/10 times I would say no. They either brush it aside or treat it like it’s not important. Apply for jobs…
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