robodebt

In the wake of the 'Robodebt' scandal, the government is moving to change the law to hold senior officials accountable if they try to cover up failures.

The government is introducing legislation which will empower the Australian Public Service Commissioner to investigate former agency heads.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission noted that the Australian Public Service Commission was already investigating 5 of the 6 ...

Questions remain over whether the government will implement disciplinary action against those responsible for Robodebt.

Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison has defended his role in overseeing the Robodebt scheme, rejecting findings from a ...

The Australian government's senior bureaucrats have parachuted a former top public servant who was a key figure in ...

Federal police and the anti-corruption watchdog are considering civil and criminal evidence following a damning report into the ...

The Australian government has introduced a funding boost to improve the employment of people with a disability by ...

A former senior public servant has become emotional after finding out key documents that would have helped end ...

The woman who was slapped with an unlawful $2,500 Centrelink debt notice by the Australian government’s automated debt ...

A senior public servant has rejected a controversial income averaging process that was fundamental to proposals for the ...

Documents that may have revealed what former ministers knew about the failed robodebt scheme will not be released, ...

The Royal Commission has launched a major investigation into an unlawful debt recovery program initiated by the Australian ...

Australian Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese says a Labor government would set up a royal commission, the country's highest ...