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Charities highlight growing financial strain while unpaid carers celebrate a long-awaited policy win Disabled people continue to hold their breath on key reforms to welfare benefits after last week’s Budget, say Leonard Cheshire Disability. The charity’s head of advocacy, Amy…
November 6, 2026 — 4:22pm The state’s police minister says he hopes people will be held accountable for “possibly the worst deal for taxpayers in the history of Queensland”. In 2023 the Queensland Police Service committed to about $116 million in lease costs over 15 years – or…
After being forced from their homes by political circumstances, refugees come to Brighton and Hove in search of safety and the hope of building a better life. The hostile environment of our immigration system makes this nearly impossible. Brighton and…
SINCE gaining independence in 1975, Papua New Guinea has faced persistent social and economic challenges. Urgent reforms are needed after General Election 2027 to address the following. Rapid population growth, unemployment and worsening law and order problems. Rising public debt and unsustainable…
CBC Liberal budget not grounded in reality, says Bloc critic The federal government released its 2026 budget, sparking pushback from the Bloc Québécois over federal encroachment on provincial jurisdictions and a lack of unconditional funding for health care and seniors. Power…
After three years of governing, six weeks of campaigning, endless spats and ads and policies and politicking, the New Zealand election may well come down to one factor. Whether upstart teal party Opportunity can make it over five per cent…
A student in Carmichael Hall holds a sign expressing support for RAs on Aug. 27. Editor’s Note: Carly Hope is a news editor for the Daily. She was not involved in the writing or editing of this article. “Reaching out to…
The urgency of fighting for this program received renewed confirmation Tuesday when Frank Crowder, the president of United Steelworkers (USW) Local 7135—the official bargaining unit for the 1,200 striking National Steel Car (NSC) workers in Hamilton, Ontario—spoke at a Canadian…
Canada is embarking on a path to end homelessness in 10 years, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said as he presented the federal budget on Thursday. "We have 65,000 Canadians who suffer from homelessness," Champagne said at a news conference before the budget…
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