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Behind the $475m robodebt settlement are stories that will stay with me forever
As a journalist, I covered the robodebt fiasco for years, finding that once I started, I simply couldn’t stop.
As a journalist, I covered the robodebt fiasco for years, finding that once I started, I simply couldn’t stop.
More than 450,000 people who were affected by the federal government’s unlawful debt collection method will receive $475 million in compensation between them.
A National Anti-Corruption Commission inquiry today found two of six people referred to it for investigation engaged in corrupt conduct, while it cleared the remaining four.
A lawyer has called on hundreds of thousands of Robodebt victims to register for a fresh class action settlement before a looming deadline.
In the biggest class action settlement in Australian history, 450,000 victims will receive the revised amount.
Six public officials will now be investigated over their roles in the illegal welfare hunt.
After losing her son, Rhys, to the illegal scheme, Jennifer is pleading for the sealed section to be made public.
Kathryn Campbell was suspended without pay from her high-ranking advisory role after the report's findings.
The Coalition has stood firm in resisting calls to ask former Prime Minister Scott Morrison to resign in the wake of the damning Robodebt Royal Commission report.
The report referred individuals for civil and criminal prosecution and included 57 recommendations.