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Faysal Ishak Ahmed died in an Australian hospital in 2016 after falling down a set of stairs on Manus Island. A coroner will examine his death.

Since age 15, Mehdi and Adnan have been held by a system that considers them illegal. Eight years later, they ask: Why?

Changes to the Securitas Group Management team News provided by Share this article STOCKHOLM, Feb. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Andreas Lindback appointed new group CFO from August 16 th 2021 as Bart Adam steps down. Brett Pickens appointed Divisional President for AMEA from April 1st 2021.  Securitas focus remains on building deep specialization in each of our protective services, adding data-driven intelligence and delivering client centric solutions, to become the Intelligent Protective Services...

JOIN UPDATE: 9PM Friday January 22 Both Greg Sheppard’s law firm and the trustees of the fund who were allegedly defrauded of nearly AU$100m have come to his defence. In a report published by The Guardian, Sheppard’s law firm Young and Williams have told the publication the charges laid against him are politically motivated. “The charges levelled against our firm’s partner are politically motivated and follow the PNG government’s failure in the court system. The charges will be defen...

Licence renewed for security firm at centre of hotel quarantine fiasco We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A security company involved in Melbournes deadly hotel quarantine outbreak has had its licence renewed by Victoria Police after being allowed to continue operating on an expired security licence for the past six months. Unified Security Group was granted a three-year extension on December 26 by Victoria Police...

Australia: Victorian Hotel Quarantine Inquiry finds “failure of governance” The Board of Inquiry into Victoria’s disastrous Hotel Quarantine Program delivered its final report on December 21. Genomic testing has revealed that the state’s second wave of COVID-19, which resulted in 801 deaths and more than 18,000 infections, almost certainly originated in two of the hotels used to quarantine returned travellers. Predictably, the report is a whitewash. Justice Jennifer Coate’s recommenda...

Security companies vindicated as Andrews apologises for hotel quarantine debacle Security companies vindicated as Andrews apologises for hotel quarantine debacle Normal text size Advertisement Private security companies claim they have been vindicated by the final report of Victorias hotel quarantine inquiry, which blamed systemic problems in the Andrews government for the failure of the program to protect the community from coronavirus. The report, released on Monday after reviewing more than ...