‘Prisoners’: Dutton hits out at border rules
The border wars between the Federal Government and Queensland are continuing with Peter Dutton saying people have a right to be angry.
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Dutton to consider any Tarrant deportation request
The Home Affairs Minister says the ‘first priority’ is to ensure the murderer remains behind bars for the rest of his life.
‘Make no mistake … this is unusual’
Not since Robert Menzies and Harold Holt have a Liberal leader and deputy gotten along so well. What’s Scott Morrison and Josh Frydenberg’s secret?
Dutton may be headed to political scrapheap
Mathias Cormann’s departure enables Scott Morrison to send the Home Affairs Minister a signal in no uncertain terms.
‘Who hasn’t used bad language’
Peter Dutton defends Labor MP Anthony Byrne’s private foul-mouthed texts and praises his work on counter-terrorism policy.
Inside Turnbull’s world of gossip and axe-grinding
In his highly anticipated memoir, Malcolm Turnbull recounts his own version of events that led to his dismissal as prime minister in August 2018.
For once, the government was better than its people
From Peter Dutton’s diagnosis to toilet rolls, Australians have behaved like animals. Are the times revealing who we really are and what we truly believe?
AFP to prosecute shelf strippers
As police patrol supermarkets, Peter Dutton suggests some people stripping shelves are linked to criminal enterprises.
Fifth virus death as PM tightens borders
NSW Health has confirmed two new deaths, as Scott Morrison announces tighter travel restrictions and the University of Queensland suspends classes.
Ardern’s border crackdown puts halt to matches
Victoria suspends new jury trials over COVID-19 as NZ’s tough new border controls reverberate through sport.
Virus spread threatens to swamp hospitals
Australian doctors may soon be faced with agonising decisions about who to save and who to let go.
War cabinet set up to combat coronavirus
The COVID-19 pandemic has struck at the heart of government with Peter Dutton testing positive for the virus, as a new bipartisan war cabinet of national leaders was set up.
Row over freed ‘Tinnie terrorist’
The release of a convicted terrorist has sparked a political row, with Premier Mark McGowan warning that he has not reformed.
Dustin Martin’s dad plays Ripper card
The High Court’s recent decision has a few bad people suddenly keen to study genealogy.
Risk of global pandemic is upon us: PM
Scott Morrison initiates the government’s emergency response plan, declaring the risk of a global coronavirus pandemic is now much higher.
‘Nobody should have sympathy for Hezbollah’
Peter Dutton says it will be a ‘lineball’ decision as to whether the government deems the Lebanese organisation’s military wing a terrorist group.
Refugee lobbyists take aim at Labor
A pro-refugee lobby group has lashed Labor over its calls for a crack down on plane arrivals claiming asylum.
Mines, hotels to host coronavirus evacuees
Quarantine centres are being identified as the Morrison government prepares for the potential evacuation of thousands of Aussies.
‘Step up’ face data checks at borders
Australia’s immigration watchdog has warned the government that greater use of biometric facial recognition technology is needed.
Payne is PM’s eyes and ears
The most senior woman in government has a broader role in Scott Morrison’s group of confidantes.
Inner sanctum fiercely loyal to PM
There is one group of people Scott Morrison will rely most heavily on to help cement his power base.
Top mandarins lead PM’s reform agenda
Scott Morrison’s approach to the bureaucracy is a more subtle version of Donald Trump’s draining of the Washington swamp.
On policy, Morrison favours the doers
People who can deliver, action not theory: those are the traits common to Scott Morrison’s policy advisers.
Repeal works a charm for PM
After a messy, mixed and motley 10 days, the Coalition is back on top legislatively and economically.
Ruling a blow to medivac repeal bid
Asylum-seekers can be medically transferred to Australia without speaking to a doctor.
Westpac done by virtue signalling
The bank’s hierarchy should have taken Peter Dutton’s advice and stuck to their knitting.
Violence no barrier to medivac
An asylum-seeker charged with domestic violence offences will be transfered to Australia.
Lib who’s who at Tony’s night of nights
It was supposed to be a sombre farewell — but instead it felt more like a victory party | GALLERY
ISIS brides forfeited their rights
There has to be some consequences for their treason
‘Don’t let ISIS wives return’
The majority of voters are opposed to allowing Australian ISIS brides and their children to come home.
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