Labor is pledging to implement a national food security strategy, yet they have failed to address the issue of Australians facing hunger.
Labor is promising a national food security strategy – but there’s no mention of Australians who are going hungry
March 12, 2025
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It’s encouraging to see Labor prioritizing a national food security strategy, as this is a crucial issue that affects many Australians. However, it’s concerning that the strategy doesn’t seem to address the urgent needs of those who are currently struggling to access sufficient food. Hunger is a pressing reality for too many individuals and families and shouldn’t be overlooked in policy discussions.
A comprehensive approach should not only focus on food production and supply chains but also include specific initiatives to support vulnerable populations facing food insecurity. This could involve increasing access to affordable food, expanding support programs, and collaborating with local organizations to reach those in need. Addressing the root causes of hunger is essential for a truly effective food security strategy. It’s vital that we ensure no Australian goes hungry as we move forward with these initiatives.