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Section of union pushes to reject 11.2 per cent offer.

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'You deserve an apology from your agency,' Ms Skinner told staff.

Commonwealth ombudsman says agency initially planned not to inform people affected by 15,803 potentially ‘inaccurate child support assessments’

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says Australia is a ‘global leader’ in dealing with climate change despite its cost to the country put at $423 billion over 40 years, and in 2019 then-government services minister Stuart Robert paid $191 million for a welfare payment calculator that could calculate only one type of…

Automated welfare ‘engine’ was part of effort to overhaul payments system but then abandoned, with Bill Shorten saying it ‘wasn’t fit for purpose’

Commonwealth DPP reveals 32 criminal cases affected by ‘income apportionment’ adjourned while reviewed

‘Unlawfully apportioning’ income could cause incorrect calculations on welfare payments but practice unrelated to robodebt, report says

Lawyer Annette Musolino is on leave, as PM’s department assistant secretary Russell De Burgh is replaced on staff listing

Robodebt needed compliant public servants and a minister willing to mislead colleagues. There’s no reason why it couldn’t happen again.