Strong economic growth has provided significant opportunities for Tasmanians during the past two years. Many people have been able to gain employment and improve their standard of living. However, there continue to be thousands of Tasmanians who experience significant disadvantage, living on very low incomes, and who struggle to make ends meet. This research surveyed 812 Tasmanians who were experiencing financial crisis. All of the survey respondents were people who accessed Emergency Relief and Financial Counselling agencies over a two week period in November 2003. The research considers how low incomes, ongoing expenses and personal circumstances interact to create financial crisis in the lives of Tasmanians. The report makes a range of r...
This report looks at the experiences of Tasmanian Centrelink customers who are in debt to Centreli...
A range of Federal and State Government housing policies over the past decade have combined with a r...
This paper focuses on financial disadvantage among Australians using data from the first two waves (...
This is the first of two reports by Kelly Madden and Margie Law which draw on data from the Tasmania...
TasCOSS researchers spoke with 148 Tasmanians across the State about what it’s like to live ...
Under proposed budget changes unemployed people under 30 years of age will lose income support for s...
One in four respondents to The Tasmania Key findings Project’s Food Survey reported running out of f...
Margie Law looks at the experiences of people who are living on low incomes in Tasmania and who have...
Consumers in Australia and other developed countries are increasingly required to interact with prov...
The Tasmania Project Cost of Living Survey (TTP8) was open between 21 September and 9 October 2022. ...
There has been a significant relative decline in Tasmanian household per capita income over the past...
Households juggling a range of cost pressures often seek assistance from emergency relief services t...
In Australia financial counselling has emerged as an important component of policy responses to assi...
The Tasmania Project Place Survey (TTP7) was open between 21 September and 9 October 2022. The surve...
Unemployment, casualisation and underemployment have emerged as major issues for people at the botto...
This report looks at the experiences of Tasmanian Centrelink customers who are in debt to Centreli...
A range of Federal and State Government housing policies over the past decade have combined with a r...
This paper focuses on financial disadvantage among Australians using data from the first two waves (...
This is the first of two reports by Kelly Madden and Margie Law which draw on data from the Tasmania...
TasCOSS researchers spoke with 148 Tasmanians across the State about what it’s like to live ...
Under proposed budget changes unemployed people under 30 years of age will lose income support for s...
One in four respondents to The Tasmania Key findings Project’s Food Survey reported running out of f...
Margie Law looks at the experiences of people who are living on low incomes in Tasmania and who have...
Consumers in Australia and other developed countries are increasingly required to interact with prov...
The Tasmania Project Cost of Living Survey (TTP8) was open between 21 September and 9 October 2022. ...
There has been a significant relative decline in Tasmanian household per capita income over the past...
Households juggling a range of cost pressures often seek assistance from emergency relief services t...
In Australia financial counselling has emerged as an important component of policy responses to assi...
The Tasmania Project Place Survey (TTP7) was open between 21 September and 9 October 2022. The surve...
Unemployment, casualisation and underemployment have emerged as major issues for people at the botto...
This report looks at the experiences of Tasmanian Centrelink customers who are in debt to Centreli...
A range of Federal and State Government housing policies over the past decade have combined with a r...
This paper focuses on financial disadvantage among Australians using data from the first two waves (...