Toni Wren

If we can highlight the voices of single mothers, we will have a stronger chance of future Federal Budgets that improve the lives of single mothers and their children.

We can help address child poverty for First Nations children through the Voice, writes Toni Wren from Anti-Poverty Week.

Toni Wren from Anti-Poverty Week writes on the opportunity the Albanese Government has to end poverty, described as ‘permanent lockdown’.

The Senate Inquiry calls for people with lived experience- here is Executive Director of Anti-Poverty Week Toni Wren’s opening statement.

It’s no accident these voices were mainly women, because, like violence, poverty in Australia is gendered, writes Toni Wren.

We will need much more government stimulus if we are to combat the devastating impact of long-term unemployment, writes Toni Wren