Economic Fairness

It’s time for corporations to pay their share and support public services

While everyday Australians pay their fair share, massive corporations are exploiting legal loopholes to dodge billions in tax. This lost tax revenue could be used to fund essential services such as healthcare workers, teachers, and aged care.

Economic Fairness

Demand action on the Cost of Living crisis!

We're crowdsourcing stories from everyday people to shine a light on the true impact of rising living costs across the country. From skyrocketing grocery costs to soaring utility bills, your stories are crucial in shaping the conversation. Our map is live! Click here to view the map, read the stories and add your own.

Economic Fairness

The Murphy Report: Why Labor Must Act Now on Gambling Advertising

Australia loses more to gambling per capita than any other country – over $25 billion every year. 600,000 kids aged 12–17 gamble regularly, losing around $18 million annually. Gambling advertising is saturating sport and social media, normalising betting for children. It’s time to push for meaningful gambling reform.

Economic Fairness

Supermarkets are pocketing billions through exploitative practices

You know the trick. Coles and Woolies jack up the price of an everyday item, then days later slap a "special" tag on it – at a price higher than it was before. It's totally fake and deliberately misleading – and it's helped fuel their billion-dollar-plus annual profits at our expense.