Work-for-dole overhaul to help close the gap
For those living in remote Indigenous communities, the overhaul of the troubled scheme cannot come soon enough.
For those living in remote Indigenous communities, the overhaul of the troubled scheme cannot come soon enough.
Activity at the mothballed Christmas Island detention centre fuels speculation Labor is taking a new approach to the 33 asylum-seekers found on Australian territory last week.
The Albanese government is dealing with a third illegal boat arrival within a week after a vessel carrying four Vietnamese nationals was intercepted near Broome.
Perth’s most senior Muslim leaders want a thorough examination of all elements of the stabbing incident that ended when police shot dead a mentally ill 16-year-old boy last Saturday.
WA Premier Roger Cook has told the Albanese government it must start funding remote Aboriginal communities beyond the Northern Territory.
A freed immigration detainee who was granted bail after repeated curfew breaches was also kicked out of his government-supplied accommodation because of anti-social behaviour, a court transcript shows.
Despite playing a major role in distributing drugs before being accused of bashing a Perth gran, court transcripts reveal why the government’s prospects of deporting Majid Jamshidi Doukoshkan are slim.
The principal of the high school attended by the 16-year-old self-described ‘jihadi’ shot dead by police, James Hollands, has moved to reassure students after online threats. | WATCH
The 16-year-old shot dead by police on Saturday was deemed to have been so indoctrinated by online extremism that he was required to use a phone that could only text, WA premier reveals.
Australia’s most senior Imams have warned against drawing inferences about the life and death of a radicalised teen shot dead by police on Saturday.
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