Robodebt Scheme News Today

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has said it will not commence a corruption investigation into the Coalitions shameful Robodebt Scheme.

From the NACC dropping its robodebt probe to the UN blasting fossil fuel ad dollars, here are five things headlining tech news in Australia today.

The 30-year-old said she was 'gobsmacked' after receiving a letter, one year after losing her mum to lung cancer. Find out more

To the uninitiated, the world of court rules and decorum, on show in the Lehrmann versus Network Ten matter, is foreign and confounding, writes Rosemary Sorensen.

No doubt there were some who genuinely believed that privatising  employment services would result in better services at a lower cost to the public purse. By John Falzon

The government has released its latest budget update. Here's what you need to know.

Labor has been criticised for refusing to implement some critical recommendations which would help welfare recipients and make it harder to ever implement a Robodebt scheme again. Josh Adams reports.

So asks a recent study by two academics from Stanford Law School, David Freeman Engstrom and Nora Freeman Engstrom, on the potential impact of AI on…

Australians generally elect Labor governments when they believe change is needed and they hold high hopes for progress.

The Albanese government has demanded an apology from the Liberal Party over its handling of the "crude and cruel" Robodebt scheme, as it revealed it had accepted all 56 recommendations from the Royal Commission into the scandal.