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Single parents, regional families hardest hit by food insecurity

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Millions of Australian households are struggling to secure enough food with some parents skipping meals or going entire days without food to shield their children from hunger. That is according to the country's largest food relief charity that says single-parent and regional families are the hardest hit.
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