
British man’s Australian visa cancelled after being charged with displaying Nazi symbols
Home affairs minister, Tony Burke, said the government had ‘no time for hatred when it came to cancelling visas’
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Home affairs minister, Tony Burke, said the government had ‘no time for hatred when it came to cancelling visas’

Home affairs minister says the proposal would clamp down on groups like Hizb ut-Tahrir and the National Socialist Network

The Liberals voted with Labor to pass the legislation last night, while the Nationals opposed the bill. Follow live updatesGet our

Coalition MPs also, without evidence, link government’s decision to recognise Palestinian state to Bondi terror attack at extraordinary press conference

National register would have allowed police to better assess risk posed by alleged Bondi shooters before attack, expert says

Former Asio chief Dennis Richardson to lead review into AFP and Asio processes amid growing calls for a royal commission

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Home affairs minister would not say whether specific phrases such as ‘globalise the intifada’ would be banned under proposed laws

Daniel Mookhey’s comment comes as governments consider new laws cracking down on hate speech. Follow today’s news live.Get our

Australian prime minister unveils new measures to combat antisemitism as Coalition outlines own plan

In an interview with Sky News’ Andrew Clennell, Hastie ended any pretence that his grievances might have been purely numerical

Minister says he has gone through the ‘different decisions’ the security agency made regarding one of the alleged Bondi gunmen. Follow today’s news live