Alan Tudge faces questions at Royal Commission
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ABC NEWS (Australia)
2,761 Views • Feb 01, 2023
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Former Coalition Cabinet minister Alan Tudge has told a Royal Commission he assumed the controversial robodebt scheme was legal because its central method had been used for decades.
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