Karen Andrews quits shadow cabinet as Dutton reshuffle promotes Jacinta Price to Indigenous affairs Opposition home affairs spokesperson to sit on backbench before retiring at next election The Guardian - AU · Apr 18, 2023
Dutton’s frontbench reshuffle: Karen Andrews quits, Price promoted Peter Dutton has promoted Jacinta Nampijinpa Price to shadow cabinet, as another senior Liberal reveals plans to quit parliament. The New Daily · Apr 17, 2023
Peter Dutton unveils new Coalition frontbench in wake of Julian Leeser's resignation over Voice to Parliament Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has announced a reshuffle of the Coalition's frontbench, naming senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price as the new shadow minister for Indigenous Australians. ABC News · Apr 17, 2023
Women promoted as Liberals reshuffle frontbench Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has unveiled a new-look frontbench, with Indigenous senator Jacinta Price elevated to the shadow cabinet. AAP · Apr 17, 2023
Jacinta Price or Kerrynne Liddle likely to take opposition portfolio for Indigenous Australians Post may be demoted to shadow assistant ministry due to concerns of ‘premature promotion’ for first-term MPs The Guardian - AU · Apr 14, 2023
Leeser stance is a setback for Dutton’s leadership The decision by Peter Dutton to actively front and campaign against The Voice has been a major problem from the outset. The New Daily · Apr 11, 2023
Albanese keeps debate in check, but two ALP heavyweights deliver brutal AUKUS verdicts It seems increasingly likely Mr Albanese may not be able to avoid a public debate about AUKUS and major change to national defence policy. The New Daily · Mar 21, 2023
Morrison’s legacy lives on as second secret MP named The story of Scott Morrison’s secret assumption of the powers to run much of the Australian government continues to surprise. The New Daily · Mar 16, 2023
Morning Mail: Morrison secret ministry ‘voids visa ruling’, high-speed rail abandoned, Lyon roars in India Morrison’s power grab should nullify immigration decision, says Afghan migrant; Sydney-Newcastle scheme dropped The Guardian - AU · Mar 2, 2023
Scott Morrison’s secret ministries used as grounds for Afghan man’s cancelled visa case In court challenge, man argues decision by ex-home affairs minister Karen Andrews was not valid as PM had displaced her The Guardian - AU · Mar 2, 2023
Navy surge after visas sparks 'soft on borders' brawl Giving greater visa rights to asylum seekers who arrived by boat 10 years ago has reopened a political argument over border security. AAP · Feb 16, 2023
Defence force ‘surge’ to detect asylum boats in Australia’s northern waters follows visa change Aircraft surveillance has been boosted and additional ships are on patrol, navy tells Senate estimates The Guardian - AU · Feb 15, 2023
Top public servant apologises for ‘significant’ error in Australia’s offshore immigration processing The home affairs department’s lapse meant Nauru was not approved for immigration processing for four months The Guardian - AU · Feb 13, 2023
Labor condemned for ‘abhorrently cruel’ decision to put 100 people back in immigration detention Group released around Christmas will be re-detained due to retrospective bill imposing a stricter interpretation of the character test The Guardian - AU · Feb 8, 2023
AAP · Feb 2, 2023 Governments warm to new range of NT alcohol bans A report handed to the federal and Northern Territory governments has recommended alcohol bans while management plans are put in place, media reports suggest.
The Conversation · Nov 30, 2022 View from The Hill: Scott Morrison makes parliamentary history – for the worst of reasons Among the slew of mostly predictable speeches that culminated in the first-ever House of Representatives censure of a former prime minister, one stood out.
The Guardian - AU · Nov 29, 2022 ‘Eroded public trust’: text of Scott Morrison censure motion revealed as colleagues back former PM But one opposition MP, Bridget Archer, says she is ‘inclined’ to support Labor push against the former prime minister
AAP · Nov 23, 2022 MP's emotional speech on domestic violence Ahead of the international day to eliminate violence against women, a Liberal MP has delivered a powerful speech about her experience supporting a loved one.
The Conversation · Nov 10, 2022 Politics with Michelle Grattan: Karen Andrews on the Medibank hack, visa scams, and winning back women voters Karen Andrews is the former home affairs minister and now shadows that portfolio, which includes cyber-security.
AAP · Nov 9, 2022 Labor workplace changes pass lower house Industrial relations changes that will allow multi-employer bargaining have passed the lower house, but Senate hurdles remain for the workplace reforms.
AAP · Nov 9, 2022 Record threats against MPs during election A dedicated federal police taskforce set up to protect candidates during the federal election assessed a record number of threats.
The Canberra Times · Nov 7, 2022 Research shows one in three Australians hacked in last 12 months Of the 3,500 adults surveyed, 32.1 per cent said they or a member of their household were the victim of hacking in the last year.
The Guardian - AU · Oct 30, 2022 Sydney woman killed in Seoul crowd crush ‘loved by all’ – as it happened This blog is now closed
The Independent UK · Oct 29, 2022 17 Australian women, children return from Syrian camp Australia says four women and their 13 children who were held in a Syrian camp since the Islamic State group fell in 2019 have become only the second group of Australians to be repatriated from the war-torn country
The Guardian - AU · Oct 29, 2022 Australian women and children trapped in Syria back in Sydney as Coalition condemns ‘inexcusable’ mission Children in a ‘wild new world’ but mothers could face continued controls, including ankle monitors and curfews