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With a sneaky tweak, the government has made welfare recipients guilty until proven innocent

The Conversation | MTsikas/AAP/A Giannakakis/Unsplash/D Himbrechts/AAP
The Conversation | MTsikas/AAP/A Giannakakis/Unsplash/D Himbrechts/AAP

In the flurry of action in Parliament House in the final moments of the sitting year, the government passed a bill that escaped the attention of most. New changes to social security law mean a person’s income support can now be cancelled because they are subject to an outstanding arrest warrant for a serious offence. These are people merely accused of crimes, not found guilty of them.

Posted in: News on 12/04/2025 | Link to this post on IFP |
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