The Home Affairs portfolio has been dysfunctional for years, and never held to account. Why should we expect any different now that it is charged with protecting us from the coronavirus?
People locked up in detention centres are not immune from the effects of the coronavirus.
Parts of Australia that were enjoying a tourism boom are now experiencing a serious decline due to COVID-19.
Peter Dutton thinks Islamist terrorists are 'left wing'. But then, he has good reason not to want to talk about right-wing terrorism.
Will a Senate inquiry alone be enough to save Australia from racism and far-right extremism?
Facebook's small victory against fake news. Another broken promise in SA. And bad news for backpackers. After a big week in news, here are the stories you may have missed.
The family are the only people being housed at the detention centre. Soon they'll be trapped in a quarantine site.
Critical medical care decisions are now back in the hands of bureaucrats. Those suffering on Manus Island and Nauru will not be surprised.
Charter company Skytraders has turned a healthy profit by tapping into lucrative asylum seeker deportation contracts with Home Affairs. But is it worth the reputational cost?
Nineteen-month-old Isabella has spent her entire life in an Australian detention centre. Now there are fears she may be separated from her mother.
