Michelle Rowland to repay part of family trip to WA after watchdog finds spending breached rules
Michelle Rowland, the Attorney General, will reimburse taxpayers for a portion of a family trip to Western Australia. This decision follows a finding by an independent watchdog that her spending violated expense rules.

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AI-generatedMichelle Rowland, the Attorney General, will reimburse taxpayers for a portion of a family trip to Western Australia. This decision follows a finding by an independent watchdog that her spending violated expense rules. The total cost of the trip was approximately $22,000. Rowland confirmed her intention to repay part of the expenses on Sunday. This makes her the first minister to repay taxpayer funds amidst a growing scandal involving ministerial expenses. The specific amount to be repaid has not been disclosed in the article.
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4 extractedThe move makes her the first minister to repay taxpayer funds in the growing expenses scandal.
Rowland confirmed on Sunday she would repay part of the almost $22,000 cost of the travel.
The independent watchdog found her spending breached the rules.
Michelle Rowland will repay part of the cost of taking her family on a holiday to Western Australia.