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Treasury defends $27 billion JobKeeper waste, says it knew some ‘may not need support’ – The New Daily
Treasury has defended a decision not to claw back $27 billion worth of JobKeeper waste, arguing it would have “muted the recovery”…

Treasury has defended a decision not to claw back $27 billion worth of JobKeeper payments to businesses that maintained or increased sales, arguing it would have “muted the recovery” from the COVID-19 crisis.
The government published a review of the first…
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