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Utilities support

Alternative labels
Energy accounts payment assistance
Utilities allowance
Rebate for residential utilities
Utilities relief grant
Household utilities relief
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Broader terms
Social security
Current term
Utilities support
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Media release

Unprecedented new social and economic support package released


The Social and Economic Support Package we have announced today is unprecedented in the history our state in both size, and breadth. Initiative: Social and Economic Support Packages Initiative: Freeze payment of the Community Fire levy next financial year Initiative: Increase pool of available houses under Private Rental Assistance Scheme Initiative: No rental increases and...
Media release

Palaszczuk Government unveils $4 billion package to support health, jobs, households and Queensland


The Palaszczuk Government will invest an additional $4 billion in measures to support Queenslanders' health, their jobs and businesses. Initiative: Utilities Assistance Package
Media release

Initial economic survival package to support Territory economy


The ACT Government has announced an economic survival package as the first phase in our plan to protect as many jobs as possible and support Canberra households and businesses. Initiative: Rebates of $150 on residential rates Initiative: Rebate for residential utilities
Media release

COVID-19 economic response: relief for businesses and households


Household fees and charges will be frozen and Western Australian small and medium businesses will receive additional relief, as part of a $607 million stimulus package announced today by the McGowan Government. Initiative: Freeze on houshold fees and charges Initiative: Double the Energy Assistance Payment
Report

Bleak house: the implications of the contest between private utilities and landlords for the non-discretionary income of vulnerable households


Barry Duggan and Andrea Sharam explore the implications of the rivalry between private low-income rental providers and private competitive utility providers in Victoria by tracking regulatory changes in the utility sector and through the experience of low-income tenants.