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Welfare Law in Australia

Chris Rudge, Darren O'Donovan

A welfare law reporter

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Latest Issues

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Uncovering the Grim Realities: Excavating Unlawful Income Apportionment

Yesterday saw the release of some important freedom of information documents. They chart the ever-deepening fallout from the unlawful income apportionment disaster. These documents reveal that the Department of Social Services (‘the Departm...

23 days ago
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A Path out of the Morass?

Late last month saw the release of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal ruling in FTXB; Secretary, Department of Social Services (‘FTXB’). This long-awaited ‘lead’ case (or test case) is a three-tribunal-member decision with Justice Kyrou si...

3 months ago
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A Generational Miscalculation

Ever since the the Commonwealth Ombudsman announced the widespread use of an unlawful practice to calculate welfare payments last August, questions have swirled about the fallout.

9 months ago
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Backlogged in bureaucracy

This week, the new CEO of Services Australia, David Hazelhurst, announced an ambitious queue-busting target for Australia’s social security system. Some were shocked by the headline figure he provided: the agency currently has over a millio...

10 months ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Chris Rudge

    Law lecturer (health, welfare, etc). Sydney Law School. See http://www.rudge.tv

  • Darren O'Donovan

    Senior Lecturer Administrative Law, La Trobe Law School

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