Services Australia Dance Video Draws Backlash Over Taxpayer Funds

Three coworkers raise their hands in celebration as blue chat bubbles read: Boss—'Get more people to register to get a link to the Census through myGov' and Us—'Say less'.

The video from Services Australia’s Instagram on June 4 promoted subscriptions for 2026 Census updates, a service launched in May with the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Critics on X called it wasteful frivolity funded by taxes, especially as call wait times average 20-50 minutes and federal debt nears $993 billion by June 2026.

While some see it as low-cost social media engagement, others demand cuts to public sector jobs amid rising bureaucracy concerns.

Services Australia has not responded publicly.

3 thoughts on “Services Australia Dance Video Draws Backlash Over Taxpayer Funds

  1. There is a % of my taxpayer dollars going to these clowns and it makes me sick. i’m working fking hard for these Services Australia clowns to dance like 5 year old school girls in a dance class.

  2. Time to put an absolute BROOM through the entire bureaucracy.

    Austerity measures are necessary.

    85% of back end taxpayer leaches must go, along with any government that thinks this is good governance.

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