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Government documents also show that 102 convicted sex offenders were released into the community during the six years when Dutton held the relevant portfolio.

Where do free speech rights end and professional journalistic obligations begin? For journalists in the public eye, it can be hard to tell.

Andrew Giles is refusing to step aside as immigration minister, despite agreeing to tear up a contentious direction to his department and Commonwealth tribunals that has led to convicted criminals being allowed to remain in the country.

Reporter says ‘we clearly have an issue with racism’ in lengthy statement addressing her Sydney writers’ festival appearance

The federal government will overrule a much-criticised ministerial decision after immigrants with serious c...

Deliberate and casual remarks and opinions that denigrate Indigenous Australians and immigrants abound. It is concerning to note that racist views are often aired with confidence and a presumption that one will agree with, and certainly not challenge, such hurtful bigotry and prejudice.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was forced to back his embattled minister in a fiery parliamentary question time following growing opposition calls for Giles to be sacked.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was forced to back his embattled minister in a fiery parliamentary question time following growing opposition calls for Giles to be sacked.

Sheep producers, exporters, shearers, truck drivers, vets, peak bodies, farm groups, livestock agents and woolbrokers were represented at an in person roundtable meeting with Federal opposition leader Peter Dutton in Perth.

ABC News director Justin Stevens says comments made by political journalist Laura Tingle at Sydney Writers' Festival did not meet the organisation's editorial standards.