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Federal government promises fix for loophole allowing aid money for returning vacationers

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Federal government promises fix for loophole allowing aid money for returning vacationers

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Published on January 3, 2021

The federal government will act to close a loophole that allows some vacationers who defied public health recommendations by travelling abroad to collect hundreds of dollars in aid.

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