This arrest could have huge ramifications for other refugees who have been granted asylum by Australia. We need answers.
Studies show that inter-state emigration and lowering birth rates are a threat to South Australia's economy. Can policy action help?
From technology to welfare to refugees, Bill Shorten has plenty to deal with in the lead-up to the national conference.
Today is Human Rights Day, the 70th anniversary of the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights. What exactly have we learned?
One day after the government filibustered proposed changes to medical transfers from Nauru, human rights lawyers have filed two class action suits alleging "torture", "persecution" and "other inhumane acts".
Lawyers say the Australian government should have informed Interpol of Hakeem Al-Araibi's refugee status when he travelled to Thailand, thereby ensuring his safety.
The opposition's cautious pragmatism has ultimately led them to vote for a bill they virulently oppose.
The PM says he plans to cut our permanent migration intake by 30,000, but who exactly are we talking about here? Would it really make a difference?
Immigration isn't merely about turning a tap of people on and off — it's an intersection of multiple policy failures across all three levels of government.
Evacuating Nauru and Manus are the regular targets of refugee activists but what about a longer term strategy?