Home Affairs minister Clare O’Neil’s decision to pull digital passenger cards has raised new questions about the underlying government technology platform and its chequered history as the development bill continues to climb. Combined with its abandoned predecessor, the expected cost of the platform is approaching $250 million. A week ago, its first deployment was shelved…

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