It is simply not acceptable that the interests of those who are enjoying a growing living standard and a high level of social protection come first in this Government’s budget process. Australians need to be assured that economic growth, if it exists, and public policy is delivering improved wellbeing particularly and – essentially for those at risk of alienation, exclusion and deprivation. That is the test of the efficacy of the – Budget upon which the Government’s moral authority rests. END REFERENCE LIST Anglicare Australia (2016) Anglicare Australia Jobs Availability Snapshot Anglicare Australia (2016) Rental affordability snapshots, 2010 2016 – Anglicare Australia (2016) Anglicare of the Family Report - Positions Vacant: When the Jobs Aren't There Australia Anglicare Australia (2016) Response to the Fifth National Mental Health Plan Draft for Consultation Anglicare Australia Anglicare Australia (2016) submission to Senate Inquiry into the Future of the Value propositions –Supplementary Aged Care Sector workforce Anglicare Australia (2016) Response to the Productivity Commission’s preliminary findings for the Inquiry into Human Services Anglicare Australia (2016) Letter to Productivity Commission regarding Issues Paper on Competition and Informed User Choice Services Anglicare Australia (2016) Jobs for Families Child Care Package Bill 2016 and the Family Payments Structural Reform and Participation Measures Bill 2016 Beck, 2016; The Inequality of Happiness: The well-being gap is widening in most countries—but what does that The Atlantic mean? Boston (2016) Anticipatory Governance: how well is New Zealand safeguarding the future? Policy Quarterly Volume 12, Issue 3 August 2016 Page 11 – – – Canadian Index of Wellbeing (2016) How are Canadians really doing? The 2016 CIW national report University of Waterloo, ON Crewe (December 2016) The Strange Death of Municipal England, London Review of Books Dunn , Gilbert and Wilson (2010) , If Money Doesn't Make You Happy Then You Probably Aren't Spending It Right Harvard and Hutchinson (2014), Beyond supply and demand: addressing the complexities of workforce exclusion in Australia, Anglicare Australia (Jan 2017) ABC Online Property investors lead home loan surge
It is simply not acceptable that the interests of those who are enjoying a growing living standard and a high level of social protection come first in this Government’s budget process. Australians need to be assured that economic growth, if it exists, and public policy is delivering improved wellbeing particularly – and essentially – for those at risk of alienation, exclusion and deprivation. That is the test of the efficacy of the Budget upon which the Government’s moral authority rests. END REFERENCE LIST Anglicare Australia (2016) Jobs Availability Snapshot Anglicare Australia Anglicare Australia (2016) Rental affordability snapshots, 2010 – 2016 Anglicare Australia (2016) of the Family Report - Positions Vacant: When the Jobs Aren't There Anglicare Australia Anglicare Australia (2016) Response to the Fifth National Mental Health Plan Draft for Consultation Anglicare Australia Anglicare Australia (2016) Value propositions –Supplementary submission to Senate Inquiry into the Future of the Aged Care Sector workforce Anglicare Australia (2016) Response to the Productivity Commission’s preliminary findings for the Inquiry into Human Services Anglicare Australia (2016) Letter to Productivity Commission regarding Issues Paper on Competition and Informed User Choice Services Anglicare Australia (2016) Jobs for Families Child Care Package Bill 2016 and the Family Payments Structural Reform and Participation Measures Bill 2016 Beck, 2016; The Inequality of Happiness: The well-being gap is widening in most countries—but what does that mean? The Atlantic Boston (2016) Anticipatory Governance: how well is New Zealand safeguarding the future? Policy Quarterly – Volume 12, Issue 3 – August 2016 – Page 11 Canadian Index of Wellbeing (2016) How are Canadians really doing? The 2016 CIW national report University of Waterloo, ON Crewe (December 2016) The Strange Death of Municipal England, London Review of Books Dunn , Gilbert and Wilson (2010) If Money Doesn't Make You Happy Then You Probably Aren't Spending It Right , Harvard and Hutchinson (2014), Beyond supply and demand: addressing the complexities of workforce exclusion in Australia, Anglicare Australia (Jan 2017) Property investors lead home loan surge ABC Online
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