Centrelink service crash: Australians unable to access some services
Centrelink hit by widespread outage with Aussies unable to access some services
- Some Centrelink services are down
- Fault reports began on Wednesday
- Most complaints were about the website
Centrelink services crashed with thousands of Australians battling after being unable to access the website.
Downdetector – an online platform that monitors real-time outages – revealed that the problem with some Centrelink services started early on Wednesday morning at 1am.
At 8:30 a.m., a huge spike in the number of outages occurred, which dipped before rising again across Australia at 10:00 a.m.
Sixty-two percent of the reports suggest problems with the website, while another 28 are related to the mobile app.
Ten percent of people complained that they couldn’t log in.
Widespread problems with Centrelink’s online services are reported across the country as users struggle to access their website
On Twitter, Commonwealth Bank confirmed it was aware of a ‘delay’ in processing Centrelink and tax payments.
“We expect this to be completed by 11 a.m. today,” the account tweeted.
Services Australia’s official Twitter account has yet to respond to reports of the outage.
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