Newly elected Morrison Government faces three million Aussies on struggle street, Vinnies says
Miracle win: Prime Minister Scott Morrison on election night at the Wentworth Sofitel Hotel with his wife Jenny and daughters ...
Miracle win: Prime Minister Scott Morrison on election night at the Wentworth Sofitel Hotel with his wife Jenny and daughters ...
Brian Moore: “Jesus calls us to die every day to our selfish plans, ambitions and self-fulfilment. In other words – ...
Ongoing problem: “Although homelessness in Australia continues to rise, the Budget offers no solution to putting a roof over the ...
Peter Maher: “My father (Terry, deceased) had been heavily involved with the society and, even as a young teenager, I ...
Kevin Mercer: “You’ve really got to be close to your people and close to the communities to really understand the ...
Anne Armansin: “The government has taken steps to curb energy providers who have been increasing the rates people pay every ...
Appreciative: Hairdresser Allegra Battiato (left) and client Sue Thorley. Photos: Mark Bowling IT’S amazing how a haircut can add a ...
Challenge: Stephen Tait was challenged to walk in the shoes of the homeless at the Vinnies CEO Sleepout. Photo: Supplied. ...
Vinnies volunteers: Beverley Moore (right) and her husband Brian are with some of their friends who volunteer at the St ...
Full of failure: St Vincent de Paul Society National Council chief executive officer John Falzon has called the 2018 Federal ...
Fundraisers: St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland chief executive officer Peter Maher, GlobalX chief executive officer Peter Maloney, and Tradettes ...
Digital challenge: Charities such as Vinnies and Salvos have found themselves in competition with classifieds apps and websites. LEADING charities ...
Team player: Soccer Stars volunteer Daniel Ingledew received an award for his commitment to young people. Photo: Emilie Ng IT’S ...
Better life: Somali refugee Salim (centre) with VoRTCS tutors Matthew Smith and Gillian Warry during their weekly Wednesday tutoring session. ...
Homelessness: “We know that there have been many reports about older people suffering from homelessness, older women in particular.” THE ...
Making lives better: Annette Baker is a board member for Vinnies Housing and well-known advocate for the homeless. Photos: Mark ...
Honoured: The 2017 Community Leader Award winners Annette Baker, Henry Smerdon, Stephanie Santos, Michael Curtin and Sr Elvera Sesta. ...
Hoping to find owners: Vinnies helpers (front, from left) Carmel Mahoney and Debbie Craven, (back, from left) Cheryl Carletti and ...
Sleepout challenge: Fr Stanley Orji took up the Vinnies CEO Sleepout challenge with parishioners Justin Moynihan, Maree Anning, Sharne Lord, ...
Penalty rates: “Cutting penalty rates will not create jobs but it will build inequality.” FOR Gold Coast retail worker Rachel ...
Helen Yost: “It was definitely an eye-opener, for everything I take for granted each day, like food, water, shelter, hot ...
Helping hand: St Vincent de Paul Society Rosalie/Red Hill conference member and Jubilee parishioner Anthony Sullivan has seen first-hand the ...
Justice lacking: St Vincent de Paul Society CEO Dr John Falzon. CHURCH groups have condemned a Federal Government ultimatum to ...
Budget concern: “A lack of regard for the poor and marginalised alienates them from society rather than allowing them to ...
Housing stress: Low-income earners continue to face significant ntntal stress if they have to rely on the private rental market ...
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