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Welfare groups will put the case for a permanent extension of increased unemployment payments at a parliamentary committee hearing on Wednesday.
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EXCLUSIVE | Former Labor frontbencher Tony Piccolo has quit as the party’s candidate for Schubert – just weeks after he was formally endorsed – and will seek to run again in his current seat of Light, after a mooted boundary change did not eventuate.
South Australia’s unemployment rate was steady at 7 per cent in October, with the state’s jobless performance in line with the national average.
Government Services Minister Stuart Robert has claimed credit for ending the catastrophic robodebt scheme, after the government agreed to settle a $1.2 billion class action and compensate 400,000 Australians over the unlawful welfare debt recovery program.
Australians who had money taken from them unlawfully in the Federal Government’s robodebt saga will receive more than $1.2 billion in compensation.
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