Behrouz Boochani: detained asylum seeker wins Australia's richest literary prize  The GuardianGuardian writer on Manus Island wins $125000 after sweeping non-fiction prize and Victorian prize for literature at Victorian premier's literary awards 2019.

Indian brother, sister accused of marrying each other for Australian visa  SBSThe police in India allege the brother-sister duo forged identity documents and registered their marriage before obtaining an Australian spouse visa in 2012.

Indian Brother-Sister Marry Each Other to Get Australian Spouse Visa, Caught by Authorities  India.com NewsAfter their marriage, the duo travelled to Australia where they fooled the immigration granting the sister a spouse visa - Indian Brother-Sister Marry Each Other to ...

Climate the 'most obvious' ag sector risk  NEWS.com.auAustralian farmers can expect global appetite for their produce to grow throughout 2019, but the nation's $60 billion agriculture sector faces mounting climate ...

Climate the 'most obvious' ag sector risk  NEWS.com.auAustralian farmers can expect global appetite for their produce to grow throughout 2019, but the nation's $60 billion agriculture sector faces mounting climate ...

Facebook busted over data-sucking app  NEWS.com.auApple says Facebook can no longer distribute an app that paid users, including teenagers, to extensively track their phone and web use.

NZ's credit outlook now positive: S&P  The AustralianStandard Poors has upgraded New Zealands credit outlook to positive, saying expected budget surpluses in coming years would allow the country to reduce its ...

Facebook busted over data-sucking app  NEWS.com.auApple says Facebook can no longer distribute an app that paid users, including teenagers, to extensively track their phone and web use.

Ripped off underpaid worker now faces deportation as department refuses to intervene  The AdvertiserA migrant cook who was underpaid almost 90000 is facing deportation because he also worked as a taxi driver to supplement his income and provide for his ...

Australia sought no advice on citizenship of Prakash  FBC NewsAustralia has admitted it didn't seek any advice before revoking the citizenship of an Australian ISIS recruiter it claims is also Fijian. Radio New Zealand reports, ...

SHOCKING: Brother and sister marry each other in Punjab to con their way into Australia  Times NowIn a shocking case of immigration scam, a brother and sister from Punjab married each other so they could con their way to Australia. The siblings managed to ...

Claire Licciardo: Australian woman locked in Thai detention centre for 12 days  NEWS.com.auClaire Licciardo knew Thai detention would be bad, but she never imagined how “horrific” conditions would be and the “blatant disregard” for humanity she saw.

Claire Licciardo: Australian woman locked in Thai detention centre for 12 days  NEWS.com.auClaire Licciardo knew Thai detention would be bad, but she never imagined how “horrific” conditions would be and the “blatant disregard” for humanity she saw.

Claire Licciardo: Australian woman locked in Thai detention centre for 12 days  NEWS.com.auClaire Licciardo knew Thai detention would be bad, but she never imagined how “horrific” conditions would be and the “blatant disregard” for humanity she saw.

Claire Licciardo: Australian woman locked in Thai detention centre for 12 days  NEWS.com.auClaire Licciardo knew Thai detention would be bad, but she never imagined how “horrific” conditions would be and the “blatant disregard” for humanity she saw.

Claire Licciardo: Australian woman locked in Thai detention centre for 12 days  NEWS.com.auClaire Licciardo knew Thai detention would be bad, but she never imagined how “horrific” conditions would be and the “blatant disregard” for humanity she saw.

Claire Licciardo: Australian woman locked in Thai detention centre for 12 days  NEWS.com.auClaire Licciardo knew Thai detention would be bad, but she never imagined how “horrific” conditions would be and the “blatant disregard” for humanity she saw.

Claire Licciardo: Australian woman locked in Thai detention centre for 12 days  NEWS.com.auClaire Licciardo knew Thai detention would be bad, but she never imagined how “horrific” conditions would be and the “blatant disregard” for humanity she saw.

Claire Licciardo: Australian woman locked in Thai detention centre for 12 days  NEWS.com.auClaire Licciardo knew Thai detention would be bad, but she never imagined how “horrific” conditions would be and the “blatant disregard” for humanity she saw.

Claire Licciardo: Australian woman locked in Thai detention centre for 12 days  NEWS.com.auClaire Licciardo knew Thai detention would be bad, but she never imagined how “horrific” conditions would be and the “blatant disregard” for humanity she saw.