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Mary Ellis, 74, left England and moved to Australia in 1981 but now officials believe she has spent decades living in the country illegally by entering under a different name

Then home affairs minister granted two-month visa despite his department finding the applicant ‘did not pass the character test’

Jason Ogier was jailed for horrific assaults on his three year old son in Australia and is set to be deported to New Zealand.

A young man who held up several Melbourne milk bars with a hatchet and was labelled a ‘milk bar bandit’ by Australian media has been banished to New Zealand.

A young man who held up several Melbourne milk bars with a hatchet and was labelled a ‘milk bar bandit’ by Australian media has been banished to New Zealan

Migrant workers who experienced fraud to secure overseas jobs are facing additional sufferings while seeking compensation because of procedural complexities at the Bureau of Manpower, Employment, and Training (BMET).  It takes at least four months to one year for the disposal of any compensation claims lodged with the government body dealing with the migration issues,

The government introduced the bill last month, after its plan to send asylum seekers to the east African country was ruled unlawful by the Supreme Court.

From 1 July 2023, the Albanese Government belatedly started tightening the student visa policy it inherited from the Coalition.

In the mental health hospital where 30-year-old Khan Ali Safdary now resides, the Afghan refugee says: “Persecutions I endured in Australia are unparalleled.”

In the mental health hospital where 30-year-old Khan Ali Safdary now resides, the Afghan refugee says: “Persecutions I endured in Australia are unparalleled.”