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  1. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reported on issues within the Australian health system.

Australian Government Ends Funding for Financial Stress Support Directory

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The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reported that cost-of-living challenges are increasing financial stress across Australia, with pressures being higher in outer regional areas. Despite this, the Australian government ended its financial contribution to Ask Izzy, a directory listing over 500,000 support services.

From nynganobserver.com.au

Why it matters

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The funding cut threatens the core operations of Ask Izzy, which helps people find food relief, housing, and financial assistance. More than 20 social service organizations, including Mission Australia, have launched a campaign calling for the funding to be restored.

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reported on issues within the Australian health system.

From nynganobserver.com.au

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  • Mission AustraliaSpeculative

    Mission Australia might see its operational stability threatened by the government funding cut for Ask Izzy

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