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Chief Justice Stephen Gageler, last Wednesday, ruled that indefinitely detaining refugees was unlawful - a decision which forced the release of non-citizens, including rapists and murderers.

Australian shares are set to open lower as Wall Street’s latest rally ran out of energy. Cisco drops, Walmart stumbles.

The Optus boss will face a Senate grilling over the telco’s outage, the government strikes deal with opposition to pass emergency detainee laws and Albanese is in the US.

Gregory Andrews was once an Australian high commissioner, now he is starving himself and says he won’t give up until the government meets five demands.

Shadow Minister for Immigration Dan Tehan addressed the Coalitions criticisms of Labors immigration policy, avoiding mention of his own partys incompetence in that area.

Optus is still unsure about why some 000 calls failed to go through during its outage; the telco says it never held a crisis simulation for an outage of the scale it suffered. Follow updates here.

Gregory Andrews was once an Australian high commissioner. On Friday, he was taken to hospital after waging a 16-day hunger strike on the lawns of Parliament House.

Gregory Andrews was once an Australian high commissioner. On Friday, he was taken to hospital after waging a 16-day hunger strike on the lawns of Parliament House.

Long-term immigration detainees, including criminals, freed into the community following a landmark High Court ruling face mandatory jail...

Long-term immigration detainees, including criminals, freed into the community following a landmark High Court ruling face mandatory jail...