Australians are reporting an outage in online Centrelink services around the country. 7NEWS
Users across the country began experiencing issues with the website in the early hours of Wednesday morning, according toOf those users reporting issues, 69 per cent were having problems with the website and 29 per cent with the app.Many people have commented that they are experiencing issues receiving payments.
7NEWS understands while Services Australia has now processed all payments, some financial institutions are experiencing delays with processing payments. Some Australian banks have started to pick up on the problem, with Commonwealth Bank stating it is “aware of a delay in processing some Centrelink and tax payments”.“We apologise to our customers affected by the delay.”
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