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Class Actions 2019-11-21 5:03 pmBy Christine Caulfield | Melbourne
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A class action against the Federal Government alleging its Centrelink robodebt scheme is illegal was filed this week, as the Department of Human Services announced it would halt recovery of most debts under the scheme.

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