‘Zero repercussions’: victims of robodebt ‘embarrassed’ to have believed justice would be done

Despite a royal commission and now findings of misconduct, those affected say many of those responsible have been able to just walk away'

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Victims of the unlawful robodebt program say they feel embarrassed" to have believed justice would be delivered following a royal commission into the scheme, suggesting they could put all this into a Monty Python movie".

Twelve officials, including former department heads Kathryn Campbell and Renee Leon, breached the public service code of conduct 97 times during their involvement in robodebt, an Australian Public Service Commission taskforce found on Friday.

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