It’s now a walk in the park
South African-born photographer and mother-of-two Jacqui Simpson says it was the ‘best news I’ve ever heard’.
Peter Dutton
Policy must serve our interests
South African farmers have a strong case to be allowed in.
‘I will find Games runaways’
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has issued a stern warning to the Cameroon athletes who fled the Commonwealth Games.
PM defends migrant story attack
PM defends attack on The Australian report that Peter Dutton canvassed lower migrant intake by repeating an incorrect claim.
‘Bring out our families’
Peter Dutton has received a written request to fast-track a special quota of persecuted South African farmers.
‘Tricky’ Turnbull hurts Libs
Tony Abbott has accused the PM of being ‘tricky’ on the issue of immigration.
‘I canvassed migrant options’
Peter Dutton has confirmed he discussed changing Australia’s immigration intake with senior colleagues.
Dutton ‘right’ on migrant cut
Tony Abbott says Peter Dutton was on the ‘right track’ in his proposal to cut Australia’s immigration intake by 20,000.
Secret plan to cut back migrants
Peter Dutton proposed cutting the annual immigration intake by 20,000 to cabinet colleagues last year but was knocked back.
Coalition can’t resolve policy
Malcolm Turnbull’s opposition to Peter Dutton’s plan to reduce immigration by about 20,000 a year highlights Coalition tensions.
White farmers’ lives matter, too
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton should be lauded for his principled stance.
Cop it on the chin: Hastie to PM
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie says the PM needs to accept that he will lose 30 straight Newspolls and embrace the irony.
‘Beauty parade to win right’
Bill Shorten accuses Peter Dutton of trying to win over the Liberal right with his advocacy for white South African farmers.
Dutton pledges loyalty to PM
Peter Dutton says any cabinet minister who doesn’t share his loyalty to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull should resign.
Mixed messages on visa offer
Peter Dutton hasn’t retracted the visa offer to “persecuted” white farmers in South Africa despite Pretoria claiming he had done so.
Burnside to meet Holocaust survivor
Julian Burnside will meet Holocaust survivors in response to his retweet of an image of Peter Dutton dressed as a Nazi.
‘I did not mention the Holocaust’
Julian Burnside has agreed to meet with Holocaust survivors, but says he doesn’t regret sharing a Peter Dutton-Nazi photo.
No, this is not a fascist state
Greens senator Nick McKim flunks History 101 with his diatribe against the Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton.
Burnside Nazi tweet ‘despicable’
Josh Frydenberg calls on Julian Burnside to apologise for retweeting an image depicting Peter Dutton as a Nazi.
Nazi tweet ‘profoundly offensive’
Julian Burnside condemned by Jewish groups for sharing a picture depicting Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton as a Nazi.
‘A disgrace to trivialise genocide’
Jewish groups condemn prominent lawyer Julian Burnside for sharing a picture on Twitter depicting Peter Dutton as a Nazi.
Dutton defends visa decision
Peter Dutton has confirmed he used his ministerial discretion to grant a visa to two tourists but he did not know them.
‘Toxic’ McKim’s hateful bile
Welcome to public debate in 2018 — where virtue-signallerscan’t condemn a Greens MP for labelling a minister as racist and fascist.
Dutton’s quote of the week
Say what you like about Peter Dutton, but the man gives good quote.
White farmers told to get out
A South African political leader has urged white farmers to take up the Peter Dutton’s “racist” call to migrate to Australia.
Greens ‘up the creek’
David Leyonhjelm has slammed Green Nick McKim’s claims the Liberal Party “still has a White Australia policy”
S Africans should be welcomed
Resettling persecuted South African farmers is good policy that resonates well with Australians.
Green’s comments ‘disgusting’
Liberal frontbencher says he’s shocked that anyone suggests that ‘if you’re persecuted and you’re white, you don’t count’.
Bishop refuses to support Dutton
The Foreign Minister has refused to back Peter Dutton’s comments that persecuted white South African farmers deserve “special treatment” when it comes to humanitarian visas.
Bishop bails on fleeing farmers
And how many nurses have been in the House of Representatives? Don’t ask Fran Kelly …
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