Every visa sent to ASIO:Home Affairs advice challenges Dutton claim

Every visa sent to ASIO:Home Affairs advice challenges Dutton claim

Confidential documents reveal that Palestinians leaving Gaza went through eight stages of identity verification,challenging Coalition attacks against the government.

  • byNatassia Chrysanthos andOlivia Ireland

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Send Gazans in Australia home after the war:Paterson

Send Gazans in Australia home after the war:Paterson

The Coalition says 1300 Palestinians who have fled the war in Gaza should not be granted permanent residency in Australia.

  • byNatassia Chrysanthos
‘Inviting radicalism’:ASIO,Coalition split over visas for Hamas supporters

‘Inviting radicalism’:ASIO,Coalition split over visas for Hamas supporters

Palestinian advocates are growing impatient with the government over delays in establishing a permanent visa scheme for people fleeing the war in Gaza.

  • byMatthew Knott andPaul Sakkal
Dutton has told his troops to prepare for an early election. Are they up to it?

Dutton has told his troops to prepare for an early election. Are they up to it?

The veteran politician,a former police officer,lived through the scarring Nelson-Turnbull-Abbott years. He has placed a premium on unity,and it has paid off – at least so far.

  • byJames Massola
‘Radio silence’:Pressure on Giles continues with Labor’s deportation bill lost at sea

‘Radio silence’:Pressure on Giles continues with Labor’s deportation bill lost at sea

The Coalition is accusing the immigration minister of “gross incompetence” as the government quietly backs away from a bill it tried to ram through parliament earlier this year.

  • byAngus Thompson
China domestic interference,cyberattacks ‘never been more prolific’:Coalition

China domestic interference,cyberattacks ‘never been more prolific’:Coalition

The opposition has questioned Labor’s “disagree where we must” approach to Chinese relations as top intelligence officials raise fears about a state-sponsored hacking group.

  • byPaul Sakkal
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‘No deterrent if no consequences’:Opposition wants people smugglers charged here

‘No deterrent if no consequences’:Opposition wants people smugglers charged here

Coalition home affairs spokesman James Paterson says Australia should reserve the right to prosecute people smugglers when they’re caught here.

  • byAngus Thompson
Minister admits there are no detainee drones

Minister admits there are no detainee drones

Immigration Minister Andrew Giles made the sensational statement in an interview on Thursday during a bruising week for the government over immigration.

  • byAngus Thompson andOlivia Ireland
Child sex offenders,drug dealers and violent criminals out in visa blitz

Child sex offenders,drug dealers and violent criminals out in visa blitz

The government has cancelled the visas of child sex offenders,drug dealers and violent assailants in urgent decisions to overturn tribunal rulings that let them stay in Australia.

  • byDavid Crowe andAngus Thompson
One in five former detainees charged with new crimes since release
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One in five former detainees charged with new crimes since release

At least 28 of the 153 people released after indefinite detention was declared unlawful have allegedly gone on to commit fresh crimes.

  • byAngus Thompson
Why this Coalition senator is calling for empathy in the immigration debate
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Why this Coalition senator is calling for empathy in the immigration debate

A Queensland Liberal senator is urging a rethink from all sides of politics,saying the proposed legislation would have “real-world consequences” for vulnerable people.

  • byAngus Thompson