Child poverty in New South Wales costs $60 billion yearly, outpacing major industries, a report finds.

Child poverty in New South Wales costs the state nearly $60 billion annually, surpassing the economic contributions from sectors like construction, manufacturing, and mining. The report by NCOSS highlights that investing in children could yield significant economic benefits. The organization calls for increased income support, affordable housing, and improved childcare services to help lift families out of poverty.

November 24, 2024
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