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How Christian Porter gutted the the AAT's robodebt team


This is the second of a two-part series.
When Attorney-General Christian Porter appointed Liberal Party lifer Karen Synon to head up the social services and child support division of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal it capped a near five-year Coalition blitz on the AAT’s independence.
As we’ve reported, the stacking of the AAT is the quintessential example of how the Morrison government has corrupted government processes to the benefit of party members, backroom workers and failed candidates.
The social services and child support division is responsible for a third of the AAT’s work, dealing mainly with Centrelink decisions affecting the aged pension, carer allowances and support, Newstart, youth allowance and ABSTUDY, to give a partial list. Those appealing to it are, in short, the people most in need of help and a fair hearing when taking on Australian bureaucracy. ....

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Why robodebt victims are still seeking answers


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Analysis: For the hundreds of thousands of Australians impacted by the government s Centrelink robodebt scheme, the year appears to have ended not with a bang but a whimper.
As we rolled into 2020, robodebt victims were hopeful.
Gordon Legal s huge class action lawsuit - representing some 600,000 Australians who had been saddled with unlawful debts - was gathering pace.
Lawyers at the Melbourne firm had every reason to be confident of a significant win.
After all, the Federal Court had already found in November last year a key component of the debt recovery scheme – its use of tax office income averaging – had no basis in law. ....

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