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Might Australia succumb to the perpetual turmoil of British and US politics? A year ago, I was less worried.

James Paterson refuses to back Peter Dutton’s plan to send people back to immigration detention but pushes alternative method of jailing them

The High Courts decision to prohibit indefinite detention provided the Government with an opportunity to institute reforms to better respect human rights, though that opportunity was missed, writes Max...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese asked whether he raised Chinese naval incident at APEC summit, new charges laid over an alleged hit-and-run after the death of South Australia Police Comissioner's son, and in tennis, Australian Matt Ebden has been thwarted in his bid to become the world number one doubles player.

The federal government is taking a wait and see approach to reports a deal had been struck for a temporary halt in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Julia Baird’s article should be mandatory daily reading for politicians on both sides of the floor, a reminder of the importance of integrity in those who hold public office.

This cold case lifts the veil on intelligence sharing between police and politicians that undermines the principle of being considered innocent until proven guilty

Confidential documents released under FOI shows Australian police officers are using deportation as an alternative to the courts, in what experts say undermines the presumption of innocence for non-citizens.

The Labor Party continues the poll slide it has experienced since the failed Voice referendum in October.

Peter Dutton can argue that where there’s a will to detain these people there must be a way. But the court said otherwise and there’ll likely be a hefty compensation bill