Women much like the PM’s mum Maryanne need action to raise welfare payments and cut waiting lists for public housing
Sinclair works casually as an administrative assistant, but her hours fluctuate. She can’t work full time after suffering a brain aneurysm about a decade ago that saps her energy.
“It was only supposed to be for three months, but I ended up being there for almost two years. Now, I’ve finally got out.” Her car broke down recently, so she’s been borrowing her father’s to take the children to school while she awaits a no-interest loan from a charity. She had already cut down on travel due to petrol prices.
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