Today's headlines include:

Robodebt victims will receive additional compensation after the Government agreed to settle the largest class action appeal in Australian history.
Australia will provide $1 million in humanitarian assistance for Afghanistan, after a magnitude six earthquake struck the country’s east on Monday.
At least 15 people have died and 18 others have been injured after a street cable car came off its rails and crashed in the Portuguese city of Lisbon.
And today’s good news: Some of the country’s best scientific minds have had their achievements honoured by the Australian Museum.

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Headlines: Robodebt victims to get additional compensation

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Headlines: Robodebt victims to get additional compensation