October 27, 2026

5 thoughts on “Income-support recipients face stark mortality gap, Australian data shows”

  1. I suppose that we’ll have to help eachother out with childcare, to be able to circumvent childcare subsidies.There’s also other ways to reduce government assistance. Pity that we have to pay rates, even though it’s not legally required & they’ll sell your property from under your feet otherwise… Our dream was to live money-free. It’s hard to not live on government assistance while setting up a business to be successful; especially when you put your heart & soul into it. We’ll get there, eventually; I think so.

  2. Or if you adopt a lower world population starting point, i.e./e.g. 3 billion, as estimated by Max Igan et al, and reduce it by half to 1.5 billion, you are starting to get close to their desired 500 million as inscribed on The Georgia Guidestones…before they destroyed them, due to too much publicity.

  3. There are many common features amongst those on benefits: they are already unwell in some aspect to be on benefits and usually of a lower SEC and less education about healthy lifestyle. To be able to qualify (at least through the Covid period) they had to be appropriately vaccinated: and to maintain medicare benefits they will be seeing GPs who continue to promote high vaccination levels. There is plenty of reason here why they should have lower health than those outside the system.

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