Our top 10 most viewed articles of 2025

Over the past year, these ten articles stood out as the most viewed across our website, reflecting the topics that matter most to our community.

Whether you’re balancing work and income support, preparing job applications, exploring flexible work options or learning more about inclusion and safety at work, these resources are here to support your journey.

Here’s a recap of our top ten most popular articles of 2025:

1. Balancing Work & the Disability Support Pension (DSP)

Understanding how paid work interacts with the Disability Support Pension can feel overwhelming. This article explains how much you can earn, what reporting looks like, and how working may still be possible while receiving DSP, helping you make informed decisions about employment.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/balancing-work-and-dsp/

2. Seeing Australia Day Through Indigenous Eyes

This article encourages reflection and understanding by sharing why Australia Day can be a challenging time for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It explores history, perspective and ways to engage respectfully and thoughtfully.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/seeing-australia-day-through-indigenous-eyes/

3. Close the Gap: What It Means and Why It Matters

Closing the Gap is a national commitment focused on improving outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This article explains what the initiative is, why it matters, and how progress is being measured across key areas, including employment.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/close-the-gap/

4. How to Master the Art of the Cover Letter

A strong cover letter can make a real difference when applying for jobs. This popular resource shares tips on how to structure your letter, tailor it to the role, and clearly communicate your skills and motivation to employers.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/how-to-master-the-art-of-the-cover-letter/

5. Disclosing Mental Health Conditions to Your Employer

Deciding whether to disclose a mental health condition at work is a personal choice. This article outlines your rights, the potential benefits and challenges of disclosure, and how to approach the conversation if you choose to have it.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/disclosing-mental-health-conditions-to-your-employer/

6. Using the STAR Method When Applying for Jobs

The STAR method is a simple but effective way to answer interview questions and selection criteria. This article breaks down the approach and shows how you can use real examples to clearly demonstrate your skills and experience.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/using-the-star-method-when-applying-for-jobs/

7. Top In-Demand Skills Employers Are Looking for in 2025

Want to know what employers value most right now? This article highlights the key technical and transferable skills expected to be in demand in 2025 and beyond, along with ideas on how you can start building or strengthening them.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/top-in-demand-skills-2025/

8. Feeling Safe at Work: What Workplace Safety Really Looks Like

Workplace safety is about more than physical hazards. This article explores what a safe workplace looks like, including psychological safety, inclusion, respect, and knowing your rights at work.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/feeling-safe-at-work-this-is-what-workplace-safety-looks-like/

9. How to Find Remote Jobs

This resource shares practical tips on where to look for remote roles, how to tailor your applications, and what skills employers are looking for in work-from-home positions.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/how-to-find-remote-jobs/

10. DES to Be Renamed Inclusive Employment Australia

This highly viewed update explains the transition from Disability Employment Services (DES) to Inclusive Employment Australia, what the change means for participants, and how employment support continues under the new model.

🔗 https://coact.org.au/des-to-be-renamed-inclusive-employment-australia/

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These articles reflect the questions, challenges, and opportunities many people face when navigating employment today. If you missed any the first time around, now’s a great chance to revisit them or share them with someone who may benefit. View the latest articles here.