Who delivered controversial robodebt call to APS boss

Our federal politics and public service reporters have made sure we can hit the ground running this Monday morning, as a week of Senate estimates kicks off in Canberra today. We'll be bringing you live updates via our estimates blog, which you can revisit throughout the day.

In today's Public Eye, Brittney Levinson reveals what was on the menu at a controversial $1889 taxpayer-funded dinner.

Speaking of expenses, Miriam Webber has also taken a look at how much the government is saving on consultants in 2024-25. She also reports that National Anti-Corruption Commissioner Paul Brereton was the one to tell the Public Service Commissioner about the watchdog's controversial robodebt decision, despite publicly distancing himself from the process.

We're in for a partly cloudy day with a top of 27 degrees.