Comprehensive Policy Reform Needed to Address Systemic Inequality Facing Women

Adviser Voice

4/6/2024

ASPL Group highlights the urgent need for comprehensive policy reforms to tackle systemic lifelong inequality facing women in Australia. Despite incremental changes in the recent Federal Budget, significant financial and social burdens persist. CEO Kris Grant emphasises the need for meaningful consultation and collaboration with key stakeholders to address these deep-rooted issues effectively.

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