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Welfare in Australia before 1908
The enactment of the Invalid and Old Age Pensions Act 1908 (Cth) ('IOPA') inaugurated welfare in Australia. But what came before it?
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Defining robodebts (part 1)
How, and in what legal contexts, have robodebts been defined?
Chris Rudge
Apr 1
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Centrelink's Net to Gross Earnings Calculator
What is this tool and why does the DSS use it to calculate debts? Is it legitimate or potentially unlawful?
Chris Rudge
Mar 26
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References to the FCA from the AAT
In what circumstances can and should the AAT refer questions of law to the Federal Court of Australia under s 45 of AAT Act?
Chris Rudge
Mar 24
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Welfare Law and MMT (part 1)
Could Modern Monetary Theory reframe welfare and welfare law in Australia?
Chris Rudge
Mar 22
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Quantifying welfare law (part 1)
Is quantative analysis of social security decisions in the AAT possible — or useful?
Chris Rudge
Mar 18
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Are robodebts that were waived before the FCA settlement refundable?
What if a robodebt potentially subject to a refund under the terms of the yet-to-be-FCA-approved class action settlement has been waived?
Chris Rudge
Mar 17
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Out of Time: Time Extensions in the AAT
To be successful, applications for extensions of time to appeal to the AAT2 require good reasons
Chris Rudge
Mar 17
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