Cold reason couple to be deported from Aus
Jessica and Rob want to make Australia their home, but now face being kicked out of the country over a cruel reason – unless the immigration minister intervenes.
Immigration
Huge update in hunt for escaped detainee
An immigration detainee sparked a manhunt in Sydney after he allegedly attacked two guards on the way to the airport and escaped.
Police raid home in manhunt for detainee
NSW Police have raided a home in a Sydney suburb after a tip off a wanted immigration detainee who is on the run after assaulting two officers.
Shock details of detainee’s violent escape
A Tongan national attacked two contractors and remains on the run a week after the detention centre he was staying in was taken over by new management.
Immigration detainee on the run identified
A man who allegedly stabbed and assaulted two border force workers in Sydney has been identified as a 28-year old Tongan national.
Aussies lose millions in Trump tariff chaos
They haven’t been implemented yet, but just the threat of Donald Trump’s US tariffs is damaging some of Australia’s biggest businesses.
Usman’s plea: Don’t blame immigrants for house prices
Usman Khawaja does not buy the suggestion immigrants are making life tougher for others, making clear his stance in a week Opposition leader Peter Dutton linked increased house prices with rising immigration rates.
Ex-detainee in violent court outburst
A former immigration detainee accused of allegedly charging at police with a metal pole has reacted violently in court for one reason.
Drug offenders lose High Court detention case
Two foreign-born drug offenders have lost a High Court case seeking to expand a ruling against indefinite detention and claim compensation.
New details aired after ex-detainee shot
Footage of the moment a former immigration detainee was shot by police has been played as he seeks to be released back into the community.
New details aired after ex-detainee shot
Footage of the moment a former immigration detainee was shot by police has been played as he seeks to be released back into the community.
Ex-detainee shot by cop laughs in court
A former immigration detainee shot by police at the weekend has laughed in court and expressed frustration after his case faced prolonged delays.
Grim immigration outlook for Aussie business
A fall in overseas arrivals into Australia could put further pressures on struggling businesses, an economist has warned.
Immigration’s impact on your money
Crowding the housing market or creating jobs and wealth for everyone? The migration debate will intensify in the weeks ahead.
‘Debacle’: Immigration detention staff walk out
Staff at Australia’s detention centres have gone on strike as the outgoing private operator makes way for an American prison company.
Dutton flags immigration crackdown
Peter Dutton has pledged to act on visa holders who direct hatred at Jewish people at a summit being held to address a rise in anti-Semitism in Australia.
‘Patronising’: Burke grilled on Nauru deal
The Immigration Minister has pushed back on the ‘morality’ of the Nauru deal to take criminal detainees in a tense exchange with ABC host Sarah Ferguson.
‘They should leave’: Huge update on visa scandal
A trio of violent offenders are in immigration detention awaiting deportation to Nauru, while the Immigration Minister remains mum on the cost of the deal.
Burke lashed over ‘inaction’ on freed crim
Tony Burke has been accused of not intervening in the release of a former detainee who was convicted of several crimes, including attacking his wife with a meat cleaver.
Billionaire’s warning on Chinese immigrants
One of Australia’s richest people says he believes the solution to the housing crisis is increasing immigration levels to include ‘various types’.
Far-right US firebrand cops new visa blow
Controversial American firebrand Candace Owens has copped another blow to her speaking tour ambitions, this time from another country.
US election a cost-of-living lesson for Labor, warns Dutton
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says there are ‘eerie parallels’ between the US election and Australia’s looming poll, with cost of living proving a big factor in Donald Trump’s success. Aussies, meanwhile, weren’t buying Jim Chalmers’s claims inflation was under control.
Ankle monitors, curfews back in for detainees
Immigration detainees in Australia will again be subject to sweeping new powers covering the use of ankle monitors and curfews.
Dutton says there’s no need to fear return of Trump to power
Peter Dutton says Australia ‘can work with’ Donald Trump in the White House, after Anthony Albanese speaks with the president-elect about the alliance and global trade.
New laws after High Court ruling frees detainees of ankle monitors
The government will introduce emergency laws to reintroduce ankle monitoring and curfews for immigration detainees after the High Court ruled it was unconstitutional.
Emergency laws after High Court bombshell
The government will introduce emergency laws to reintroduce ankle monitoring and curfews for immigration detainees after the High Court ruled it was unconstitutional.
‘Petty act’: Far-right US pundit’s visa rant
A far-right US commentator says her visa rejection is a “petty act of vandalism”, with tour organisers vowing to challenge the decision.
Labor, Greens block Dutton’s attempt to move Coalition’s October 7 motion
The Albanese government has teamed with the Greens to head off Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s attempt to bring a vote on the Coalition’s version of a motion commemorating the October 7 terrorist attacks.
‘Too high’: 3 things behind migration surge
Education Minister Jason Clare said there were three main issues behind Australia’s “too high” migration figures, which will surely exceed forecasted numbers.
Mass sacking of CFMEU officials blasted as ‘disgusting’
The federal government’s move to force the union’s construction division into administration and sack more than 200 officials has been condemned by the NSW CFMEU state secretary.
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