50,000 people could get compensation for unlawful Centrelink suspensions
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Key context: The federal government has invited more than 50,000 people to apply for compensation as it reinstates part of its controversial welfare compliance regime. This development from abc.net.au highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
The federal government has invited more than 50,000 people to apply for compensation as it reinstates part of its controversial welfare compliance regime.
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