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A search has been launched for a vulnerable pensioner who disappeared during the night.

The details of a royal commission into the controversial Robodebt scheme are set to be unveiled by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at a press conference in Sydney on Thursday.

The Albanese government will establish a royal commission into the previous government’s Robodebt welfare scheme.

Anthony Albanese has announced his Labor government will launch a Royal Commission into the devastating Robodebt scheme affecting Centrelink recipients.

Data from the Department of Human Services revealed more than 2000 people died after getting the automated message they owed money, with about 430 aged under 35.

On Thursdays, we present in this space a week’s worth of randomly selected single pages from editions of The Kingston Whig-Standard, The Whig-Standard or The…

Lawyers opposed to class action reforms are too prone to conflating public interest with that of their profession.

CBA’s wealth and superannuation business is set to face a class action claiming it caused “substantial losses” to 100,000-odd members, with hearings to potentially commence from April. A class

CBA’s wealth and superannuation subsidiary is set to face a class action claiming it caused “substantial losses” to 100,000-odd members, with hearings to potentially commence from April. A cla

The High Court of Australia has preserved the judgment of the Federal Court, which two years ago ruled in favour of thousands of women whose “lives were destroyed” by faulty pelvic mesh implants