Services Australia to take on 3,000 new frontline staff
Services Australia will get a $228 million injection to put on 3,000 new frontline staff.
6 November, 2023Services Australia will get a $228 million injection to put on 3,000 new frontline staff.
6 November, 2023A Senate committee has vowed to pursue the federal government over robodebt after it refused to hand over legal advice.
15 August, 2021The government has agreed to pay $112 million to members of the robodebt class action.
16 November, 2020The federal government will refund automated welfare debts worth more than $700 million.
1 June, 2020Digital services company Infosys will replace Centrelink’s legacy welfare entitlements system.
1 December, 2019A national strategy tackling the myriad issues contributing to Australia’s worsening homelessness should be included in the next national agreement between the Commonwealth and states, an expert says.
28 May, 2018An estimated 2.8 million transactions will be moved online as the government’s digital identity program is gradually linked to more government services, the Digital Transformation Agency says.
17 May, 2018The distribution of commercial spyware to government agencies appears to be common practice in Australia.
24 July, 2017The Department of Human Services will create approximately 2,000 permanent jobs in Medicare, Centrelink and Child Support.
29 June, 2017‘Little annoyances’ remain for users.
25 May, 2017Users double over two years.
23 May, 2017Says DTA’s powers at their height.
5 May, 2017But Commonwealth Ombudsman’s report cites poor service delivery.
10 April, 2017DHS says bargaining position won’t change.
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