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Shane was told by Centrelink staff he didn't need to worry, then came the debt letter
Letters of angst fear and frustration have been streaming in to the Member for Fenner's office as Canberrans call for help with Centrelink robo-debt woes.
Georgina is a reporter for The Canberra Times and Chronicle
Letters of angst fear and frustration have been streaming in to the Member for Fenner's office as Canberrans call for help with Centrelink robo-debt woes.
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