Robert backtracks only hours after saying the Australian government website had suffered a distributed denial of service as use surged amid the coronavirus outbreak
The government services minister, Stuart Robert, has had to walk back a claim that the MyGov website suffered a distributed denial of service attack on Monday just as people were logging on to register for welfare services.
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