Dutton blasts ‘Asha propaganda’
Peter Dutton has accused some critics of exploiting “baby Asha’s” illness in an effort to boost their own media profiles.
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We must work harder: Dutton
The Coalition needs to win back voter support after a slide in its Newspoll ratings, the Immigration Minister admits.
Asylum ‘would endanger kids’
Allowing baby Asha to stay would encourage people smugglers to put more kids on boats.
No Nauru return for baby Asha
Peter Dutton confirms detainee baby Asha will stay in community detention with her mum until their future is decided.
Dutton defends refugee speed
Immigration Minister defends asylum-seeker procedures after Canada accepted 26,000 in the same time that Australia took 26.
Dutton fights drug traffic visa
The Immigration Minister has appealed a decision to allow a drug-trafficking grandmother to remain in Australia.
Input invited on refugee intake size
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has invited the public to have a say on Australia’s humanitarian immigration intake.
Sharrouf kids ‘may pose risk’
The Sharrouf children may be so affected by Syria experience they would have to be assessed on whether they pose a security risk.
Harm ends after travel ban
The number of asylum-seekers on Nauru self-harming hit zero three months after a government-imposed travel ban.
Obey law sanctuary churches told
Peter Dutton warns churches offering “sanctuary” to asylum-seekers that they are expected to obey the law.
‘Be aware of Zika virus risk’
Peter Dutton has warned Australians need to be realistic about the threat of the Zika virus after two NSW cases.
Banjo jewel
Clive Palmer’s banjo skills have been acknowledged at last.
PM carpets Dutton for insult
Malcolm Turnbull has cautioned Peter Dutton about his conduct in calling a female journalist a ‘mad f..king witch’.
Dutton text ‘boorish, unacceptable’
Labor slams Peter Dutton’s “boorish” and “unbecoming” text after he called a female journalist a “mad f.king witch”
Sorry for ‘mad witch’ attack
Senior minister Peter Dutton has apologised for calling a female journalist a ‘mad witch’ over her coverage of Jamie Briggs.
Yes, law’s an ass on Baden-Clay
Peter Dutton agrees that the downgrading of Gerard Baden-Clay’s murder conviction is out of step with community views.
Jihadists to lose citizenship
The government is, in a number of ‘individual cases’, considering stripping dual nationals of their citizenship.
Keeping Sunday special
Meanwhile, it’s all foreign to the Fin and separating Fairfax from fiction.
Talk of resistance is useless
Peter Dutton says enjoying chocolate cake with Tony Abbott and allies doesn’t make him part of an “underground movement”.
Easier entry for Indonesians
Tourism operators have blamed the difficult and costly system for the low numbers of Indonesian visitors.
First Syrian refugees arrive
The first of five Syrian families to receive Australian visas from Peter Dutton has begun life in Perth.
Security seat good look for Coalition
There are clear arguments to restore Immigration Minister Peter Dutton to the national security committee of cabinet.
Support for Dutton back at table
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton lost his full-time status on the NSC when Malcolm Turnbull took over the top job.
Screening ‘will stop radicals’
Senior federal ministers defend Australia’s immigration screening processes as among the toughest in the world.
‘Stringent’ checking of refugees
Peter Dutton has moved to calm fears extremists may disguise themselves as refugees to gain entry into Australia.
Security committee ‘under review’
Peter Dutton expects Malcolm Turnbull will soon review the composition of the National Security Committee of Cabinet.
Push to get Dutton seat at table
A renewed push is under way to install Peter Dutton as a permanent member of the national security committee.
‘NZ detainees no soft crims’
Peter Dutton rejects a New Zealand MP’s claims immigration detainees are being held for minor offences.
Dutton ridicules UN scrutiny
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has ridiculed the UN Human Rights Council’s scrutiny of Australia’s record as a ‘farce’.
We could take more refugees
Australia could increase its intake but the government must first build “confidence” in the program, Peter Dutton says.
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