Border security
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- WA
‘Who are these people?’ Hastie sounds alarm after Chinese nationals found wandering in remote Aboriginal community
It is the second time a group of foreign nationals have been detained after arriving by boat in the remote Kimberley region since February 2024.
- Hannah Murphy
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Border authorities detain foreign nationals found wandering in WA community
WA police handed over the six men, who were found wandering in the remote Aboriginal community Kalumburu earlier this week, to border authorities.
- Exclusive
- Kununurra
Chinese men detained after being found wandering in remote WA coastal town
Six Chinese nationals were found by authorities at the community of Kalumburu on Western Australia’s remote northern coast earlier this week.
- Hannah Murphy
Australia leaves the fate of its IS brides to the American army
Documents released in Senate estimates show the 37 Australian women and children could be extracted from Syria by the US military with one simple move by Australia.
- Michael Bachelard
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke's press conference interrupted by a fly
Burke was speaking about a neo-Nazi whose Australian visa was revoked.
- Exclusive
- Australian Border Force
Exclusive footage reveals boats at the centre of secretive Australian Border Force scheme
The footage, captured by a 9News Perth drone, shows the Australian Border Force’s 110-metre Ocean Shield leaving Broome Port carrying the four fishing boats.
- Hamish Hastie and Rachael Clifford
WA rangers expose hiding spots of illegal fishers in croc country crackdown
It’s muggy, remote and unforgiving – but it’s also previously been the perfect place for illegal fishers to hide.
- Hannah Murphy
Bibi’s father sold everything to save his daughter. He died before he could see her live
It’s not often enough in journalism that you can follow up a heartbreaking story with a positive outcome. This is one of those times.
- Zach Hope
It’s a perfect English town. Now a battle over asylum seekers is ripping it apart
The quiet community – similar to leafy suburbs on the edges of Sydney and Melbourne – has become a flashpoint over asylum seekers as right-wing outsiders escalate the situation with violence.
- David Crowe
- Opinion
- Tripologist
More than basic details: What border officials know about you
It’s not so much what immigration officers can see about you, but what they can’t.
- Michael Gebicki
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