Compensation scheme for abuse survivors must be extended, MPs say
14-10-2026 05:06 via abc.net.au

Compensation scheme for abuse survivors must be extended, MPs say

The scheme is scheduled to close in June 2028 but its backlog is outpacing processing.
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