Why Stuart Robert’s refusal to take the blame for robodebt isn’t just offensive, it’s terrifying

The Guardian

The former minister’s casual abdication of responsibility risks a culture where our politicians are no longer able to defend the public interest

March 4, 2023 • Katharine Murphy

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