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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Mixed messages over South Africa
Malcolm Turnbull yesterday refused to back Peter Dutton’s claims that white South African farmers are ‘persecuted’.
Dutton’s terror alert for leaders
Peter Dutton will warn at ASEAN today that encrypted messaging by terrorists is the greatest threat to intelligence agencies.
Axed boss ‘hid girlfriend’
Sacked Border chief Roman Quaedvlieg defends sending thousands of texts as Peter Dutton accuses him of ‘misbehaviour’.
Roman on pyre
And so it came to pass that Christian Porter recommended the dismissal of Border Force boss Roman Quaedvlieg.
Push to axe legal aid for accused
Peter Dutton has thrown his support behind moves to stop funding the legal costs of accused pedophile Peter Scully.
$500k legal help under fire
Peter Dutton has thrown his support behind moves to stop funding the legal costs of an accused pedophile as Julie Bishop sounded a note caution.
‘That threat does not exist’
The South African government has hit back at Peter Dutton’s claim that Afrikaans farmers needed help from a “civilised country”.
Israel tip-off stopped bomb plot
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton confirmed Israeli intelligence contributed strongly to stop the Sydney Airport bomb plot.
‘Tony, you’re 100 per cent wrong’
Former prime minister Tony Abbott’s attack on the immigration program looks like populist pandering.
Dutton wants citizenship pledge
Schoolchildren should recite the citizenship pledge in schools as part of broad overhaul of civics education, Peter Dutton has said.
Your afternoon Briefing
Dutton dismisses Abbott’s calls to cut migration, Shorten says the PM “can’t wait to leave” and politicians farewell Nicholas Shehadie.
Kids face loyalty vow
Schoolchildren could take a pledge of loyalty to Australia as part of a broader civics program, Peter Dutton says.
‘Something’s gone badly wrong’
Tony Abbott wants fewer migrants coming into Australia fearing a further stall in wages and loss in jobs for born Aussies.
Dutton flags terror law changes
Peter Dutton will push to rewrite flawed foreign-allegiance laws.
Love at last
A bit like ministers under Malcolm Turnbull’s new bonk ban, the CFMEU sometimes wants for love.
‘Watch this space’ on Lamb
Peter Dutton warns that the controversy surrounding Labor MP Susan Lamb’s British citizenship ‘hasn’t stopped’.
‘Immoral but not wrong’
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says the Deputy Prime Minister does not need to be sanctioned as he broke no laws.
Dutton’s on-air breakdown
Peter Dutton wept as a man whose son died in a one-punch attack thanked him for deporting the killer’s accomplice | VIDEO
Dutton breaks the fourth wall
Peter Dutton took things a step farther yesterday when he spotted members of the CFMEU in the public gallery.
Sudanese leader’s Labor links
Questions grow over Victorian Labor Party’s ties to a South Sudanese community leader who called for the PM to be deported.
Shut door to returning jihadis
Australian citizens who chose to fight with ISIS should not be allowed to return.
PM’s health secret
Unlike Donald Trump, Malcolm Turnbull is remaining tight-lipped on his own health.
Make Dutton energy tsar for day
It’s time for blunt truths on how a means for slashing gas and power prices in NSW and Victoria is being wilfully ignored.
Judiciary under fire on crime
Peter Dutton has ramped up his attack on Daniel Andrews over his government’s handling of street gang crime.
‘Andrews in parallel universe’
A senior cabinet minister has slammed Victorian premier Daniel Andrews, blaming him for the spate of violent crimes across the state.
Crime crisis rubbish: top cop
Victoria’s top policeman has attacked Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton’s claim that Melbourne residents feel unsafe.
Guy seeks alliance on gangs
State Opposition Leader Matthew Guy talks with federal colleagues about a “united approach’’ over the gang crime wave.
Judge’s tweet ‘risks impartiality’
Victorian judge risked ‘profoundly compromising’ court impartiality with rebuke of Peter Dutton on crime, opposition says.
Dutton gets seat boost
A shake-up of Queensland’s electoral boundaries will affect 18 seats and should help Peter Dutton hold his marginal seat.
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