Singapore ‘won’t cop idiot Zaky’
Peter Dutton says he hates talking about “attention seekers’’ like Zaky Mallah, who was deemed a threat to the Trump-Kim summit.
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Dutton punitive, awful: Kearney
Labor MP Ged Kearney has attacked the government for driving an agenda of ‘hate and fear’ over asylum-seekers.
Dutton may be open to NZ deal
Minister is willing to consider an offer to resettle asylum-seekers, only if they are banned from ever coming to Australia.
Back Burney-ing
The Coen Brothers’ 2008 flick Burn After Reading was a frolic of espionage, idiocy and a quest for cosmetic surgery.
Shorten fails on doctored transcript
The Opposition Leader’s credibility is in doubt yet again.
Dutton overrules ‘terrorist’ ruling
Peter Dutton has intervened to overrule the Administrative Appeals Tribunal over a Palestinian man’s visa.
Lamb wants ‘boats to restart’
PoliticsNow: Peter Dutton says Labor’s Longman candidate Susan Lamb wants to “allow the boats to restart” | QT highlights
Kearney ‘calling Aussies racist’
Peter Dutton says Labor border policy would create a pull factor strong enough to attract boat people headed to Europe.
‘Wheels falling off’ asylum policy
New Labor MP Ged Kearney’s attack on asylum-seeker policy shows its border policies are in disarray, Peter Dutton says.
‘Come clean on AWOL athletes’
The Greens want Peter Dutton to reveal how many Commonwealth Games overstayers are seeking asylum.
Things that go ping
Malcolm Turnbull and Peter Dutton got to spend time in what at first glance looks like a gigantic, glowing suppository yesterday.
Dutton to ban IS-link Islamists
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has moved swiftly to ban Jamaah Anshurat Daulah, the group behind the Surabaya attacks.
Ignore bleeding hearts on boats
Any signal to the people smugglers will invite a flotilla of human misery — and finish Labor.
Leigh dreams
Strange visions greet Peter Dutton when he shuts his eyes.
Revoked refugee visas skyrocket
Refugee and protection visa cancellations have skyrocketed in the past two years.
Myer’s King awaits coronation
John King has arrived in the country ahead of the issuing of his working visa from Peter Dutton’s Immigration Department.
Is Labor wavering on borders?
Ms Ardern’s good intentions will not deter people-smugglers.
South Africans ‘not too far off’
White South African farmers are not ‘too far off’ receiving immigration status, according to the Home Affairs Minister.
Ardern backs NZ smuggling laws
Jacinda Ardern says NZ is not an easy target for people-smugglers, as Peter Dutton says it is being marketed as a ‘back door’.
Dutton stays strong on borders
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has backed the importance of strong borders as more than 130 Sri Lankans have been intercepted by Malaysian police.
‘We’re in absolute agreement’
Julie Bishop says she and Peter Dutton agree on the issue of possible expansion of Australian cyber spy power.
Dutton vs Bishop is ‘a running battle’
Stephen Conroy says Peter Dutton and Julie Bishop are positioning themselves in case Malcolm Turnbull “falls under the proverbial bus”.
Bishop digs in against Dutton
Following a series of recent clashes with the Home Affairs Minister, Julie Bishop says she’s unaware of any need to expand cyber spying.
Dutton smackdown for Bishop
Tension builds as Peter Dutton, Julie Bishop clash over a range of issues including cyber security and South African farmers.
‘Disastrous return to border chaos’
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has slammed draft Labor policy proposals on immigration and asylum-seekers.
Your afternoon Briefing
Good afternoon, readers. A witness collapsed at the banking royal commission and Peter Dutton explains his immigration strategy.
‘Integration key, not numbers’
The immigration debate should be based on “who we’re bringing in” and not how many, Peter Dutton says.
Voters back migration cut
The Newspoll result will lend support to Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton’s push to reduce the intake through tougher vetting.
‘I’m not plotting with Dutton’
After a week of debate on migration, Tony Abbott has been forced to deny he’s formulated plans with the Home Affairs minister.
Dutton agreed to raise cut
Top bureaucrats flew to Brisbane last year to discuss migration levels with the minister. They were then sent away with a task.
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