Indonesia leader to free radical cleric  The AustralianThe ailing 80-year-old radical cleric who inspired the Bali bombers and other violent extremists in Indonesia will be released from prison, Indonesias president ...

Indonesia leader to free radical cleric  The AustralianThe ailing 80-year-old radical cleric who inspired the Bali bombers and other violent extremists in Indonesia will be released from prison, Indonesias president ...

Australian friends, family of Bali bombing victims 'stunned' at early release of Abu Bakar Bashir  SBS NewsAustralian friends and families of victims killed in the 2002 Bali bombings say they are stunned at the early release of Abu Bakar Bashir.

Australian man found hanged outside home in Thalang  The ThaigerAn Australian man has been found hanged outside his house in Thalang. The family of the victim told police that the man had been suffering from extreme stress ...

New Zealand detainees in Australian detention centres involved in hunger strike - advocate  TVNZThey are striking because they say their living conditions are inhumane.

Detainees at three more centres join Yongah Hill hunger protests  Radio New ZealandPeople being held in three more Australian detention centres, many of them New Zealanders, have joined the hunger protest started by detainees at the Yongah ...

Brexit warning for Australia: Voter immigration concerns an easy fringe target  The Australian Financial ReviewBritain has shown how easily slumbering issues can be woken by an energetic fringe. Immigration might be our populist shock.

Peter Dutton’s department defends $450,000 ‘wine and dine’ bill  9news.com.auThe Department of Home Affairs has justified spending more than $450,000 on wining and dining, while splashing a further $100,000 on office upgrades last ...

Is immigration the fix to declining U.S. birthrate?  Albuquerque JournalThe primary asset of any society is its people. That's true in the lofty spiritual sense and in the ...

Change of Immigration DG nothing to do with axing RM3.5 billion contract, says Muhyiddin  Free Malaysia TodayPETALING JAYA: Home Minister Muhyiddin Yassin today rubbished claims that the change of the Immigration director-general was connected to the ...

Video | news.com.au — Australia's #1 news site  NEWS.com.auThe Home Affairs Department has been accused of having the wrong priorities after spending more than $500,000 on events and furniture at the same time as ...

Home Affairs Dept defends functions spend  NEWS.com.auThe Department of Home Affairs says its spending on entertainment and office upgrades has been reasonable and necessary, after Labor declared it excessive.

Home Affairs Dept defends functions spend  NEWS.com.auThe Department of Home Affairs says its spending on entertainment and office upgrades has been reasonable and necessary, after Labor declared it excessive.

Home Affairs Dept defends functions spend  NEWS.com.auThe Department of Home Affairs says its spending on entertainment and office upgrades has been reasonable and necessary, after Labor declared it excessive.

Home Affairs Dept defends functions spend  The AustralianThe Department of Home Affairs says its spending on entertainment and office upgrades has been reasonable and necessary, after Labor declared it excessive.

Home Affairs Dept defends functions spend  The AustralianThe Department of Home Affairs says its spending on entertainment and office upgrades has been reasonable and necessary, after Labor declared it excessive.

PHOTOS: Bulgaria, Australia, Slovenia Prove Border Walls Stop Illegal Immigration  BreitbartSovereign nations around the world have taken steps to end illegal immigration with walls, most notably Australia, Bulgaria, and Slovenian.

PHOTOS: Bulgaria, Australia, Slovenia Prove Border Walls Stop Illegal Immigration  BreitbartSovereign nations around the world have taken steps to end illegal immigration with walls, most notably Australia, Bulgaria, and Slovenian.

Human Rights Watch has concerns about Australia cybersecurity, surveillance  NEWS.com.auThe latest Human Rights Watch report has raised concerns about proposed new laws in Australia to use facial recognition technology and read encrypted phone ...

Human Rights Watch has concerns about Australia cybersecurity, surveillance  NEWS.com.auThe latest Human Rights Watch report has raised concerns about proposed new laws in Australia to use facial recognition technology and read encrypted phone ...