Page 29 - Stuart Robert News Today

Nat Barr has taken on Barnaby Joyce during an intense interview about robodebt and the former federal government’s role.

Figures from the Australian Electoral Commission show 15 per cent of voters have already cast votes ahead of Saturday's Fadden byelection.

I didn’t realise until too late that my stepmother’s private anguish and embarrassment reflected a costly public policy failure called robo-debt.

Most Crikey readers are delighted the housing and rental crises are now front and centre of the political debate.

If ever there was an instance of hideous failing in government policy, the cruel, inept and vicious Robodebt program would have to be one of them. Binoy Kampmark reports.

The Robodebt Royal Commission report has been released, so here's your simplified explainer on its findings and what they mean.

Former prime minister Scott Morrison is facing renewed calls for his resignation, while another senior public servant's $900,000-a-year job is under scrutiny. The fallout from robodebt is continuing at pace.

Readers discuss issues relating to education, including teacher training and NAPLAN.

Scott Morrison is contemplating a speech to parliament as he rejects suggestions that he resign because of the robo-debt royal commission findings.

Dutton accused the Albanese government of 'politicising the findings' except the date was set before Robert announced his exit.