
Robodebt royal commission's only voluntary public-servant witness sues government alleging threats and retaliation
Jeannie-Marie Blake, a Services Australia compliance officer and the only serving public servant to voluntarily testify at the robodebt royal commission, has filed federal court proceedings alleging she was threatened before giving evidence and punished afterwards. The government denies the allegations. Blake says a senior manager told her testifying "could cost you your job."
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