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Join us for a march that matters November 25th is White Ribbon Day, a day for all Australian men to join together and campaign as part of a solution to stop violence against women.  MIDLAS promote this campaign to encourage all men to take a stand and declare that violence, inRead More →

                Did you know that 2.5 million Australians are living below the poverty line, which is an income of $400 or less a week for a single adult?[1] This means that 1 out of seven Australians live below the poverty line. It isRead More →

We are offering a rewarding opportunity for a Disability Advocate who is seeking the combination of job satisfaction and an organisation with a highly positive, supportive culture. The key responsibilities of this role are to protect and promote the human, legal, civil, and consumer rights of a range of clients,Read More →

MIDLAS will be at the Midland Centrepoint Shopping Centre on Thursday 4th September from 9am – 12pm       MoneySmart Week September 1 – 7 2014 MoneySmart Week will be running from Sunday 1st September to Saturday 7th September. The purpose of MoneySmart Week is to draw attention to financialRead More →

MIDLAS would like to highlight the Australian Financial Security Authority’s announcement that on 23 June 2014, the Australian Senate passed a motion to remove the requirement of a fee for people seeking to be declared bankrupt. People who are experiencing difficulty in paying their debts may voluntary lodge a petition to become bankrupt.Read More →

We are right in the middle of Law Week 2014. Law Week is an event held each year by the Law Society of Western Australia for the benefit of the legal profession and the wider community. Law Week is a great opportunity to find out more about the law andRead More →

Over the last few months the Tenancy team at MIDLAS has seen an increase in situations which involve tenants breaking their rental leases. According to the West Australian news website and the Real Estate Institute of WA (REIWA) there has been a dramatic increase in the number of people inquiringRead More →

Do you miss repayments, make reduced payments or make late payments to your credit providers? If so, the new changes introduced on 12 March 2014 to the Australian system of credit reporting may affect your credit report.  We have now moved from a ‘negative’ system to a ‘comprehensive system’ of creditRead More →