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After months of searching, a family in southern Ontario finally found their long-lost sister — but they haven't been able to meet the mystery woman.

A Tamil family have received a boost in their fight to remain in Australia after a federal court ruled a decision to prevent them from applying for further bridging visas was procedurally unfair.

The Murugappan family has won a court challenge against immigration minister Alex Hawke’s decision to bar them from reapplying for bridging visas.

A Tamil family have received a boost in their fight to remain in Australia after a federal court ruled a decision to prevent them from applying for further bridging ...

The Queensland family snatched from their Biloela home almost four years ago are living in fear the Morriso...

The Muruguppan family from Biloela, currently in community detention in Perth, will be issued new bridging ...

by Elissa Lawrence Premium Content Subscriber only A close friend of the Murugappan family has revealed the familys reaction to the news they would be moved from Christmas Island to Perth. Simone Cameron, a former Biloela resident, and Biloela social worker Angela Fredericks phoned the family on Tuesday morning to explain the Federal Governments decision. Immigration Minister Alex Hawke confirmed on Tuesday the Tamil family - father Nades, his wife Priya an...

In a country inured to criticism over its migrant policies, a case involving a 3-year-old detainee who ended up hospitalized has drawn outrage.

Posted: May 04, 2021 7:25 AM ET | Last Updated: May 4 Andrea Richard, Lori Richard, Simone Cameron and Shelley Kay grew up as sisters in Hamilton. A single DNA test revealed a long-lost sibling.(Submitted by Simone Cameron) They know when she was born, what she looked like, when she was adopted and all sorts of facts about the people who raised her. Now, this Hamilton family just needs to find her — because shes their long-lost sister, and she may not even know it. Andrea Richard, Simone Ca...

The full bench of the Federal Court has upheld an earlier decision which found three-year-old Tharunicaa was not given procedural fairness when her application for a protection visa was assessed.