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The acting immigration minister should be sacked for 'disgraceful' and 'unlawful' behaviour — but he won't be, of course.
Migrant workers are the backbone of the industry but the pandemic has put paid to them coming into the country.
A new report about a collapse in the demand for new housing has driven home just how much the Australian economy relies on migrants.
A lot can change in 20 years. But really, the world changed just one year after the great party.
The government's melodramatic new cybersecurity strategy is embarrassingly vague — but points to dramatic new powers for intelligence agencies to spy on Australians and engage in commercial espionage.
The coronavirus lockdown makes getting into the country almost impossible. But getting out is no easy feat either.
The government has made the right call in dumping its extradition treaty with Hong Kong and allowing students and temporary workers to stay. But is it genuinely concerned about human rights, or just about picking up "talent"?
There could be no better time than now to open our doors to Hong Kong people eager to flee the monstrous Beijing regime.
Federal Population Minister Alan Tudge says the government has been "very, very careful" to prioritise Australians and Australian jobs through the visa system. But is that really the full story?
Things aren't as black and white as the minister for population, cities and urban infrastructure seems to think.
