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Cashless Card Controversy Reignited by New University Study -
Backlog of Over 1 Million Claims at Services Australia Will Be Eased by New Staff -
Services Australia Asked to Consider Wiping Off 100,000 Potentially Miscalculated Debts -
Labor to Hire 3,000 New Public Servants for Centrelink and Medicare -
Department in Charge of Medicare, Centrelink Says Staff Shortages Not a Problem -
Tens of Thousands of Calls Unanswered as Agency in Charge of Centrelink and Medicare Struggles -
Welfare Payment Boost Expected for People Aged Over 55 -
Robodebt Class Action Settles for $1.2 Billion -
Centrelink Chases Thousands To Repay Debts -
Centrelink Debt Recovery Scheme to Resume -
Criminals Targeting Virus Support Schemes -
Attorney-General Declines to Apologise for Australia’s Robo-Debt Citing Ongoing Litigation -
Unemployment Pay Will End After Pandemic: Australian PM -
Welfare Applicants in Australia Told to Register Online