
Originally published byThe Guardian Australia
Anthony Albanese rejects calls for Wells to resign over the breaches, saying she had done the right thing and had also apologised
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The communications minister, Anika Wells, has repaid more than $10,000 for incorrect travel claims, identified amid controversy about her use of taxpayer-funded entitlements.
In a statement released on Friday, Wells said an audit by the Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority identified four mistakes in her claims dating back to Labor’s 2022 election victory, worth a combined $8,092.89.
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