Recent data from The Food Foundation highlights the substantial benefits of expanding eligibility for the Healthy Start scheme to support families with the rising cost of living. This initiative could generate an impressive £7.7 billion return on investment by improving public health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs, and boosting economic productivity. The proposal aims to provide greater access to healthy food for low-income families, potentially reducing the financial burden associated with diet-related diseases. Equipping families with the resources for better nutrition not only aids in immediate financial relief but also contributes to long-term health improvements. The report underscores the urgent need for policy changes to expand this vital program and the positive ripple effects it can create across the economy. By prioritizing the well-being of vulnerable populations, society can achieve significant cost savings and healthier communities.
The Food FoundationNew data shows e-bike injuries spiraling out of control, prompting calls for licence plates
October 26, 2026
New data reveals a significant surge in e-bike injuries across New South Wales, raising serious concerns about rider safety and public health. The NSW Liberals