Tag: CARDLESS CASH

Senator confirms cashless welfare cards can be used to pay for pornography and sex services

by Mark Bowling

1 November 2019 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Welfare card: A Senate inquiry has been told the cashless welfare card being trialled by the Federal Government can be ...

Woodridge parish priest says drug testing welfare recipients not practical

by Mark Bowling

23 October 2019 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Unhappy residents: “The addictions of drugs and alcohol need psychological and social work intervention, not compulsion,” Fr David Batey, priest ...

Fierce backlash from Hervey Bay and Bundaberg over cashless card benefit plan

by Mark Bowling

27 September 2017 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Unhappy residents: “The cashless welfare debit card will completely destroy people on so many levels and ...

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Tag: CARDLESS CASH

Senator confirms cashless welfare cards can be used to pay for pornography and sex services

Woodridge parish priest says drug testing welfare recipients not practical

Fierce backlash from Hervey Bay and Bundaberg over cashless card benefit plan

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