Robodebt whistleblower told royal commission evidence 'could cost you your job'
Jeannie-Marie Blake, a whistleblower from Services Australia, is suing the Australian government after allegedly being threatened before testifying at the robodebt royal commission. She claims she was warned that her testimony "could cost you your job" and faced repeated threats from her department both before and after providing evidence. The government has denied making these alleged threats.
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Robodebt whistleblower was told her royal commission evidence ‘could cost you your job’, court hears
Jeannie-Marie Blake, a key whistleblower in the robodebt scandal, is suing the Australian government after allegedly being threatened before her royal commission testimony, with warnings that her evidence could jeopardize her employment. Blake claims Services Australia made repeated threats against her both before and after she provided explosive testimony to the robodebt royal commission. The department has denied making these allegations.
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