‘Who will NZ take?’
The Coalition has put border protection back on the agenda, questioning Labor’s plan.
Peter Dutton
Dutton points finger of ‘shame’
Peter Dutton has accused his Labor opponent, Ali France, of being “ashamed to be an Australian”.
Activists face year in jail
Radical vegan activists could face 12 months jail for inciting protesters to trespass on Australian farms.
Pics show Shorten at Huang nuptials
Bill Shorten faces further scrutiny over his relationship with Chinese businessman Huang Xiangmo.
Dutton ‘doesn’t worry me’
The PM has dismissed concerns about Peter Dutton’s lunch with Huang Xiangmo.
ASIO to tackle foreign meddling
A “foreign interference threat assessment centre” will be established within ASIO to tackle foreign meddling.
Medivac forms already signed for 300 refugees Medivac forms already signed for 300 refugees
Up to 300 refugees have obtained recommendations from treating doctors to enable them to be transferred to Australia.
Dutton pushing Shorten into a security retreat
Labor, after threatening a rare dissenting report, could now be ready to water down on its views over national security legislation.
Morrison banks on boats
The boats are back, at least in spirit, as the Liberal government cashes in on keeping the conversation going on border security.
Turnback critic ‘not dealing in real world’
Peter Dutton has lashed the UNHCR for calling Australia’s boat turnbacks dangerous and ineffective.
‘You can’t just stop the boats’
Peter Dutton says Labor is trying to undermine the “three pillars” of the government’s border protection policy.
Dutton ‘certain’ over eligibility
Peter Dutton insists he has not breached section 44, but says “games” to attempt to refer him to the High Court will continue.
Nauru bill unworkable: Dutton
Allowing asylum seekers to be evacuated from Nauru on the advice of two doctors would let criminals into Australia, says Peter Dutton
Legal advice crucial on eligibility
Independent MP Rebekha Sharkie wants a stronger threshold to determine which MPs go to the High Court under section 44 of the Constitution.
McGowan weighs referrals
PoliticsNow: The independent MP has not ruled out supporting more referrals of Coalition, Labor or crossbench MPs to the High Court.
Labor to revisit Dutton eligibility
Bill Shorten will target Liberal MPs Peter Dutton and Chris Crewther over their eligibility to sit in parliament in the year’s last sitting fortnight.
Labor policy dismissed as ‘Pink Batt-eries’
Slamming Bill Shorten’s home battery plan, the PM reminded people what happened “last time Labor tried to put something in your house”.
‘Dob in a jihadi’ call to Muslims
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has called for the public to remain vigilant in the wake of the Melbourne terror attack.
What was in Dutton’s folders?
When Peter Dutton bounded into Parliament with folders labelled “Tony Burke” and “Chris Bowen”, it was seen as a warning shot.
Labor seeks privilege on raid docs
In the wake of an AFP raid over leaks in the Peter Dutton au pair saga, Labor wants parliamentary privilege over any material seized.
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