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ASIO's Mike Burgess says he knows who attacked ANU - Vimarsana News

ASIO's Mike Burgess says he knows who attacked ANU

By Ry Crozier on Mar 11, 2021 3:44PM But says it's not his place alone to publicly make that attribution. ASIO said it knows the identity of the attacker behind a large breach of the Australian National University in late 2018 but is not in a position to publicly make that attribution. Director-general of security Mike Burgess confirmed he knew who was behind the attack during a parliamentary inquiry into national security risks in the higher education sector. “I do know who was behind it but I would not say that publicly because I don’t believe t...

As 60 Medevac detainees bask in their new-found freedom, lawyers warn they are still in visa 'limbo' - Vimarsana News

As 60 Medevac detainees bask in their new-found freedom, lawyers warn they are still in visa 'limbo'

Share on Twitter Ethiopian refugee Betelhem Tebubu has been living in Australia legally for four years but every six months she is forced to briefly revisit her experiences in immigration detention.  The 28-year-old dreads the twice-yearly calls she gets from immigration officials, who remind her of the limitations of her bridging visa. Before the pandemic shut down in-person services, she said she was forced to travel to the immigration office where she was detained for up to eight hours while her visa renewal documents were signed and she was once again legally allowed to be i...

Source: sbs.com.au
As 60 Medevac detainees bask in their new-found freedom, lawyers warn they are still in 'limbo' - Vimarsana News

As 60 Medevac detainees bask in their new-found freedom, lawyers warn they are still in 'limbo'

As of November last year, more than 12,000 refugees and asylum seekers who arrived in Australia illegally by boat were living in the community on short-term bridging visas, according to government figures.

Source: sbs.com.au