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Ellie Cooper is a journalist covering the social sector.

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Homelessness Tackled ‘Head On’ With 30,000 New Homes in Vic Strategy

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Ellie Cooper, Tuesday, 4th October 2016 -  The body tasked with creating Victoria’s 30-year infrastructure strategy has recommended 30,000 new affordable homes be created and has put social housing as one of the state’s top three priorities.

Single Working Women Locked Out of Rental Market

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Ellie Cooper, Tuesday, 4th October 2016 -  Single working women are being locked out of Melbourne’s rental market, with only 25 per cent of suburbs affordable today, compared to 50 per cent a decade ago.

Welfare Peak Body Slams Tax Cuts for Top 20%

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Ellie Cooper, Thursday, 29th September 2016 -  A tax break for Australia’s top earners is “unconscionable” when the federal government can’t meet the “most basic needs” of the community, according to the Australian Council of Social Service.

NFP Hits Back at Minister for Ignoring ‘Simple Mathematics’ of Newstart

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Ellie Cooper, Tuesday, 27th September 2016 -  Social Services Minister Christian Porter has been accused of ignoring the gap between job vacancies and unemployed people after he said welfare groups calling for a Newstart increase “lack imagination”.

Almost Eight in 10 Australians Believe Climate Change is Happening

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Ellie Cooper, Monday, 26th September 2016 -  A new poll has found 77 per cent of Australians believe climate change is occurring now, and 90 per cent think it’s up to the federal government to take leadership on the issue.

Most Australians Have No Idea Extreme Poverty Has Halved

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Ellie Cooper, Friday, 23rd September 2016 -  Over the past two decades the number of people living in extreme poverty has more than halved, but 89 per cent of Australians believe the problem has stayed the same or worsened.

Women Work Four More Years Than Men

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Ellie Cooper, Friday, 23rd September 2016 -  Women globally are working an average of four years longer than men over their lifetime, largely due to women’s additional unpaid housework and care work.

Virtual Reality App Gives the Experience of Dementia

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Ellie Cooper, Thursday, 22nd September 2016 -  A new virtual reality app, targeted at family carers and the wider community, enables users to see the world through the eyes of a person living with dementia.
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