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The Albanese government promised at the election it would revoke the controversial cashless debit card. Some advocates are welcoming the move but others aren't happy, and fear it could lead to adverse impacts in the community.

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The Albanese government promised at the election it would revoke the controversial cashless debit card. Some advocates are welcoming the move but others aren't happy, and fear it could lead to adverse impacts in the community.

Labor moves to revoke cashless debit card

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