Talk:Marise Payne
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editPlease note that this page is for discussing the article about Marise Payne, not the subject of the article. If you have a pressing need to rant about the topic, please go and get yourself a blog. Rebecca 09:27, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
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presided as minister over two scandeous affairs in her department.
editPolitical legacy includes presiding over two Political scandals in her department. 1. "Robodebt" where welfare recipients had large "debts" automatically created. Royal commission into the results of this initiative currently under way. 2. Alleged rape committed in her office. This event, and the ministerial response to it, sparked massive protests across Australia against the paternal culture of Australian politics and inequality of women in Australia. 157.211.133.134 (talk) 07:28, 13 December 2022 (UTC)