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Liberals say Robodebt fallout won't impact Fadden by-election

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The Federal Liberal Party says the Robodebt fallout won't tarnish its chances of protecting its margin in this weekend’s Queensland by-election. Stuart Robert's decision to quit parliament has sparked the local vote in the seat of Fadden, in the south east of the state.
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