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View from The Hill: Segal’s antisemitism plan gives government controversy, not clarity

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese may be rueing what seemed a good idea at the time – the appointment of a special envoy to combat antisemitism (as well as an envoy to combat Islamophobia).

The Conversation

Sydney family of detained Palestinian woman plead with home affairs minister over visa cancellation

‘We need our auntie back, we need her freedom,’ says cousin of Maha Almassri, who was moved to Villawood detention centre after pre-dawn raid

The Guardian - AU

Palestinian grandmother detained after Australia cancels visa on security grounds

Family calls her arrest traumatic and unjust

The Independent UK

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Kanye West Snaps Pics Of Newly Blonde Bianca Censori In Sheer Nightie After His Visa Gets Revoked

“Please tell me this is not pre a Freak Off session?”

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Fears for next anti-Semitic firebombing on home soil

A "terrifying" synagogue firebombing has left Jewish Australians fearing more attacks as authorities establish a task force to examine police powers.

AAP

Benjamin Netanyahu demands end to ‘reprehensible’ antisemitic acts after Melbourne synagogue attack

A 34-year-old Sydney man has been arrested for alleged arson in Melbourne

The Independent UK

Tony Burke says Melbourne synagogue fire an ‘attack on Australia’ as NSW man charged over incident

Burke defends Labor’s efforts to curb antisemitism but says job of making sure it is eliminated ‘belongs to every single one of us’

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Alleged arsonist charged over fire at Australian synagogue

A man has been charged over an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue in an apparent escalation in antisemitic violence in Australia’s second-most populous city

The Independent UK

Kanye West Officially Banned from Australia Following Shocking Nazi-Glorifying Song Controversy

Australia revoked Kanye West's visa after he released the offensive song Heil Hitler, citing his anti-Semitic remarks. The government condemned hate speech and blocked his entry.

International Business Times UK

Australia’s privacy watchdog warns ‘vishing’ on the rise as Qantas strengthens security after cyber-attack

Airline has not indicated whether customers will be compensated after the social engineering attack on a third-party system

The Guardian - AU

Grattan on Friday: how two once hot-button issues this week barely sparked media and political interest

Political and news cycles often work in a certain and predictable way. Issues flare like bushfires, then rage for weeks or even months, until they are finally extinguished by action or fade by being overtaken by the next big thing.

The Conversation

Kanye West's Australian Visa Revoked Over Offensive Act — Could This Be Bianca Censori's Chance to Break Free?

A move driven by West's Nazi-themed song prompts speculation on whether Censori might now pursue a new, less turbulent path in her life.

International Business Times UK

Creative Australia apologises to Khaled Sabsabi for ‘hurt and pain’ after Venice Biennale reinstatement

Wesley Enoch tells ABC RN the artist’s work was not about glorification of terrorism and says Sabsabi is ‘incredibly peace-loving’

The Guardian - AU

Minister reveals Kanye West banned from Australia over ‘Heil Hitler’ song

Kanye West was banned from Australia over his new song, ‘Heil Hitler’, Australian immigration minister Tony Burke has revealed.

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The Independent UK

Australia cancels rapper Ye's visa over 'Heil Hitler' release

A government minister says Ye, the U_S_ rapper formerly known as Kanye West, has recently been stripped of an Australian visa after he released his single “Heil Hitler.”

International Business Times UK

Kanye West Visa Ban Signals Australia's Tough Stance on Celebrity Hate Speech

Australia has cancelled Kanye West's visa after he released a song promoting Nazi ideology. The decision, based on national character laws, reflects the country's firm stance against hate speech.

Euronews

Australia cancels Kanye ‘Ye’ West's visa over Hitler song

Australia's home affairs minister Tony Burke confirmed the news that Ye would be blocked from entering the country over the controversial rapper's song titled 'Heil Hitler'.

International Business Times

Australia Cancels Kanye West Visa Over 'Heil Hitler' Song

Australia has cancelled US rapper Kanye West's visa over his song glorifying Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, the government said Wednesday.

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The Independent UK

Kanye West stripped of Australian visa over Heil Hitler song

Ye has been travelling to Australia for years as it is where his wife of three years, Bianca Censori, was born

AAP

Kanye West's Australian visa axed over Heil Hitler song

Hip-hop artist Kayne West's Australian travel visa has been cancelled after immigration officials listened to one of his controversial songs.

The Guardian - AU

Kanye West barred from entering Australia over Hitler song, Tony Burke says

Home affairs minister says decision to revoke rapper’s visa came after widely condemned track released in May

The Guardian - AU

Writing Australia: can the new national literature body make a real difference for authors?

Supporting writers is nation-building work, and expectations are high for the new body with its re-inaugurated poet laureate

AAP

Concern for MP safety after online terror group listing

The online group Terrorgram, which was listed as a terrorist organisation, was behind an attempt to kill a state MP in 2024.

AAP

Capability to dictate Australian defence spending

A senior minister says Australia will base its defence spending around capability and giving the armed forces what they need to protect the country.

AAP

Online hate group listed as a terrorist organisation

The federal government has taken action against the online hate group Terrorgram, which it says has threatened Australian lives in the past.

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