Albanese defends decision to scrap ‘patronising’ cashless welfare card
Labor has come under fire for its move to scrap a cashless debit card that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese slammed as a “patronising” scheme imposed on unwilling communities.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton used the Coalition’s opening question time attack to blast the government for abolishing a system that he said had led to lower rates of gambling and other social ills in order to “please an inner city woke audience”.
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