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New report finds link between cost of living and loneliness

Published 7 August 2024, 9:34 am
Research shows cost of living pressures are causing more Australians to experience isolation and loneliness for longer periods of time. Advocates warn it's a serious public health issue, and research shows migrants are among the most at-risk groups.
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