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Three weeks after Leroy Meki took his own life, home affairs revealed it had cancelled his visa nine months earlier

The UN torture watchdog has been urged to investigate Australia's use of handcuffs when transporting asylum seekers for medical treatment.

Detainees report feeling humiliated sitting in handcuffs in waiting rooms during medical appointments

The Greens are threatening to block the referendum on the ‘Voice’ which promises to give effect to the Uluru Statement from the Heart.The Green’s spokesperson on Indigenous Affairs, Senator Lidia Thorpe has described the Voice as a ‘waste of money’ and a ‘wasted exercise’.Instead the Greens want priority for a Truth and Justice Commission.This coul

The Greens are threatening to block the referendum on the 'Voice' which promises to give effect to the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

Vince Focarelli, who was once the South Australian boss of the Comancheros and survived five assassination attempts, made the comments on The Felon Show podcast.

The government should acknowledge that the international education sector is highly competitive and that more can be done to secure its success.

This year saw three very public pieces of evidence demonstrating that community expectations regarding discrimination and harassment in Western…

Sosefo Tuuta Katoa, 28, the ex-Sergeant-at-arms of the Canberra chapter of the Comancheros has lost his final appeal against the cancellation of his visa by former Home Affairs minister David Coleman.

Man’s lawyers claim Clare O’Neil’s decision is unconstitutional and ask for him to be released from detention