Department of Social Services (DSS) secretary Ray Griggs has personally apologised for the “upsetting” findings about the robodebt royal commission that has held a mirror up to a government agency that failed to care about and serve the Australian people.
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) is just over a week old and no doubt has a bit of work to do given the timing of Catherine Holmes’ robodebt royal commission report last week.
Since the report dropped, its sealed section — which includes a list of names for referral — has had tongues wagging.
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