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Hundreds of Thousands of Centrelink Payments Illegally Cancelled Due to System Glitch

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Hundreds of Thousands of Centrelink Payments Illegally Cancelled Due to System Glitch

The Australian government has admitted to illegally cancelling hundreds of thousands of Centrelink payments due to an automated system glitch. The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations estimates the number is around 300,000, affecting individuals who missed compulsory activities under the mutual obligations scheme.