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CANBERRA--High-risk migrants in Australia will face up to five years in prison for breaching their visa conditions under emergency legislation introduced Thursday in response to a High Court ruling that migrants can’t be detained indefinitely.

The world’s most powerful leaders hold talks in San Francisco in a bid to stabilise US-China relations

Age readers react to the recent exchange between Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton in parliament.

Peta Credlin has accused Labor of "dropping the ball" in its response to the High Court decision on indefinite detention, amid revelations the Opposition was only briefed at the eleventh hour.

Anthony Albanese has responded to Airbus Albo criticism with a simple eight-word response after he was slammed for taking four overseas trips in a month.

Australias former high commissioner to Ghana Gregory Andrews has marked 15 days of a hunger strike outside Parliament House in Canberra to protest the Albanese government’s fossil fuel subsidies.

The federal government struck the deal with Opposition Leader Peter Dutton in their haste to pass the new law within 12 hours of its public release.

High Court decision: Albanese government caves to Coalition on immigration detainees

Labor’s Maria Vamvakinou and Fatima Payman and the Nationals’ Mark Coulton joined the Greens in calling for an immediate end to hostilities in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Labor is set to pass a fast-tracked bill through parliament addressing community safety concerns following a High Court ruling resulting in the release of a number of migrants with criminal records. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister takes another diplomatic trip, this time to the United States, where President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping have broken the ice after a year of volatile diplomatic relations.