A stack of bold, oversized Australian coins made from weathered brass and silver, each coin etched with symbols representing taxation and economy, forms the central subject. The stack stands precariously on a cracked, aged desk littered with scattered financial documents, faded graphs, and vintage ledgers. Soft overcast daylight falls diagonally through a nearby frosted window, casting gentle but defined shadows, emphasizing tension. The composition uses a slightly elevated angle and rule of thirds, with focus sharp on the coins and background softly blurred. The artistic style evokes photographic realism with a modern yet critical tone, underscoring the site’s exploration of political injustice and economic reform.

The Unfinished Reform

Justice for All

Latest Injustice Insights

A close-up of a torn, vintage Australian $100 bill partially covered by a heavy, rusted iron chain locked with a clunky padlock. The subject rests on a dark wooden council bench, surrounded by faint outlines of legislative documents and stamped government folders. Dramatic side lighting emphasizes the textures of the chain and the wear on the currency, casting deep, moody shadows across the frame. The composition is tightly cropped for intensity, with a shallow depth of field isolating the focus on the chained money. The mood is somber and urgent, rendered in a realistic, sharp photographic style to support the site’s critical political tone.

Our Reform Mission

We challenge the AUSTRALIAN Fair Work Commission, to accept our Submission, and provide Australia’s Low Paid workers with the compensation that they are duly entitled

I have the evidence, Governments own standards, the consumer price indexes that set the minimum wage needed to be adjusted in the year 2000 from 36% to 50%

Read my story, the full evidence is provided and justified, a duty of care was needed

Go to full submission

Stay Informed

Providing a Multi Billion Dollar solution, it’s not just a dispute, the time is now to act, they have many chances but have denied us.

Submission start March 2026, decisions in June 2026.

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    Chart C Income Test
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