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Stay up to date with the latest news, insights and developments on immigration policies and their impact on Australia’s future. Whether it’s making headlines for debates on border security, refugee intake or citizenship reforms, we bring you key updates, analysis and reactions all in one place.

From parliamentary discussions to policy changes and political controversies, our coverage explores the national conversation on immigration and what it means for Australian society. Whether you support stricter controls, advocate for more inclusive policies or just want to stay informed, news.com.au. is your go-to source for breaking news and expert perspectives on one of Australia’s most pressing issues.

Check back regularly for fresh updates, interviews and in-depth analysis on immigration and the evolving political landscape.

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‘It’s not intended to help poor people’

AUSTRALIA is considering a radical overhaul to the immigration system that would allow the richest foreigners to buy their way into the country.

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’I’d use gunships to stop migrants’

SHE calls migrants a ‘plague of feral humans’. Katie Hopkins has been compared to Adolf Hitler for suggesting Europe adopt Australia’s immigration policy.

epa04129211 (FILE) A file picture dated 18 June 2012 shows US President Barack Obama (R) talking with Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) during their meeting at Esperansa hotel prior G20 summit in Los Cabos, Mexico. More than 95 per cent of Crimeans voted for the Ukrainian region's accession to Russia in a controversial referendum on 16 March, according to preliminary results. The White House on 16 March 2014 said that President Obama told his Russian counterpart that the US would not recognize the Crimean vote as it violated the Ukrainian constitution. Furthermore, the US were 'prepared to impose additional costs on Russia for its actions.' EPA/ALEXEI NIKOLSKY/RIA NOVOSTI/KREMLIN POOL *** Local Caption *** 50394581

World leaders’ personal details leaked

PERSONAL details of every world leader attending the Brisbane G20 summit were accidentally leaked by Australia’s immigration department, and they were kept in the dark about it.

WASHINTON, DC - OCTOBER 2: U.S. President Barack Obama addresses the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Awards Gala at the Washington Convention Center October 2, 2014 in Washington, DC. More than 2 million illegal immigrants have been deported during the Obama administration, a rate higher than under any previous president and intensifiying anger among some Hispanics. So to discourage children in Central America from making the dangerous trek across Mexico by themselves, Obama approved a plan this week to allow several thousand of these children to apply for refugee status so as to join relatives already living in the United States. (Photo by Michael Reynolds-Pool/Getty Images)

President Obama’s very bold move

HE JUST copped a shellacking from the voters, but Barack Obama is only getting bolder. The president’s latest move has enraged his opponents.

TOPSHOTS This handout picture released on October 22, 2014 by local humanitarian group Prodein shows golfers playing from a fairway back-dropped by African migrants sitting atop a border fence during an attempt to cross into the Spanish north African enclave of Melilla. RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT

This boring golf game has a disturbing backdrop

IT LOOKS for all the world like an ordinary, peaceful game of golf. But in the background, just out of view, there is a very disturbing story.

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When being in prison is ‘a relief’

BEATINGS, self-harm, anxiety and depression. That’s the reality of life for these people, who describe it as a ‘hell’ that nobody gets to see. Until now.

SRIRACHA , THAILAND - AUGUST 6: In this handout photo Thai surrogate mother Pattaramon Chanbua poses with baby Gammy at the Samitivej Hospital on August 6, 2014 in Chonburi province in Bangkok, Thailand. David and Wendy Farnell have made international headlines for abandoning their disabled infant son, Gammy, in Thailand with his surrogate mother, Pattaramon Chanbua. Gammy's twin sister lives with the Farnells at their home in Bunbury, Western Australia. The couple have denied abandoning their son on a recent television interview in Australia. (Handout photo via Getty Images)

Surrogacy clampdown: hundreds hit

ABOUT 250 Australians babies are with Thai surrogates as the military-run government prevents surrogate babies leaving the country.

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‘Human garbage’: Vandals target Scott Morrison

‘Human garbage’: Vandals target Scott Morrison

FEDERAL MP Scott Morrison has been the target of an internet vandals after his Wikipedia page was changed to describe him as “human garbage”.

UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Farage poses for photographers behind the bar of the Hoy and Helmet public house in South Benfleet in Essex, on May 23, 2014. Britain's UK Independence Party surged to its best ever performance in local council elections, according to results announced, giving the anti-EU and anti-immigration group hope for a similar breakthrough in European parliament polls. AFP PHOTO/BEN STANSALL

The shock party seizing power in Europe

THEY oppose same sex marriage, want to cut immigration and believe man-made climate change is a myth. Now for the first time, this party is set to win an election.

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The Budget clangers you didn’t notice

FOREIGN aid, immigration, the arts. You know the main things in this year’s Budget, but what about the things you missed? Here are the clangers you didn’t notice.

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Scott Morrison, Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, responds during Question Time today in the House of Representatives, Federal Parliament, Canberra.

New kennel for PM’s attack dog?

EXPECTATIONS are growing for a post-Budget ministerial reshuffle with Tony Abbott considering a new niche for his favourite non-wimp Scott Morrison.

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