single principal carer granted activity test exemption for either: foster caring $713.20 non-parent relative caring under a court order home schooling distance education large family Look at that. Now try to imagine living on it. Newstart, has gone up since I first was able to claim it. A whole $18. Now start thinking good. don’t that’s Just think how very bad it was before. It still good. isn’t Pollies on Newstart Part 1… I remember the last when various lobby groups at a Government’s reaction, Government inquiry into the Newstart Rate, said the size of welfare handouts should be set by a tribunal just like Politicians' wages. Now that be wouldn’t good. seen their pay rises. I’ve Bill Shorten was Employment Minister at the time. had a pay-rise since He’s then as Opposition Leader, but at the time his wage was about 25 times, that of Newstart. He did admit at the time, that the unemployment benefit was tough to live on. so was his wage. think it would be But… apparently… “I very difficult to live on $249 (a week), I've got a young family, I find it hard enough to make ends meet currently and I've got a In the words of job.” Please Explain? Pauline Hanson…
single principal carer granted activity test exemption for either: foster caring non-parent relative caring under a court order home schooling distance education large family $713.20 Look at that. Now try to imagine living on it. Newstart, has gone up since I first was able to claim it. A whole $18. Now don’t start thinking that’s good. Just think how very bad it was before. It still isn’t good. Pollies on Newstart Part 1… I remember the last Government’s reaction, when various lobby groups at a Government inquiry into the Newstart Rate, said the size of welfare handouts should be set by a tribunal just like Politicians' wages. Now wouldn’t that be good. I’ve seen their pay rises. Bill Shorten was Employment Minister at the time. He’s had a pay-rise since then as Opposition Leader, but at the time his wage was about 25 times, that of Newstart. He did admit at the time, that the unemployment benefit was tough to live on. But… apparently… so was his wage. “I think it would be very difficult to live on $249 (a week), I've got a young family, I find it hard enough to make ends meet currently and I've got a job.” In the words of Pauline Hanson… Please Explain?
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