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    Home » Posts tagged 'refugees'

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    asylum seekers, Australian politics, boat people, Captain Emad, Department of Immigration and Citizenship, immigration, Labor, Martin Bowles, Michaelia Cash, people smugglers, refugees, Scott Morrison

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    • Asylum boat arrivals to Australia ‘more than were expected’

      Asylum boat arrivals to Australia ‘more than were expected’

      The number of people arriving by boat in 2012/13 has surpassed the government’s budgeted amount, the immigration department says.

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    • Afghan refugee Akram Azimi is Young Australian of the Year

      Afghan refugee Akram Azimi is Young Australian of the Year

      Akram Azimi has been named the Young Australian of the Year for his outstanding mentoring work with indigenous communities.

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    • Govt moves to excise mainland Aust from migration zone

      Govt moves to excise mainland Aust from migration zone

      Immigration Minister Chris Bowen expects the opposition to support his bid to excise the Australian continent from the migration zone and deter asylum seekers from trying to reach the mainland by boat.

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    • UN refugee boss to visit Australia

      UN refugee boss to visit Australia

      The head of the United Nations’ refugee agency will visit Australia later this month.

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    • Smugglers are watching, Bowen warns Abbott

      Smugglers are watching, Bowen warns Abbott

      The federal government has warned Opposition Leader Tony Abbott people smugglers are watching to see whether he “blinks” by failing to support legal changes to resurrect offshore processing.

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    • First post-Malaysia deal boat arrives

      First post-Malaysia deal boat arrives

      The first asylum seeker boat to arrive in Australian waters since the government’s Malaysian refugee swap deal was struck down by the High Court has been intercepted near Christmas Island.

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    • Gillard policy so bad it’s illegal

      Gillard policy so bad it’s illegal

      Julia Gillard is failing to lead the government toward functional and decent policy in line with supposed ALP traditional values because she’s so focused on a race to the bottom with her old morning breakfast sparring buddy, Mr Abbott.

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    • Gillard leadership speculation rife

      Gillard leadership speculation rife

      Julia Gillard has vowed to lead Labor to the next federal election, dismissing mounting speculation over her political future following the collapse of the Malaysia asylum swap policy.

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    • PM confirms offshore refugee processing in doubt

      PM confirms offshore refugee processing in doubt

      Prime Minister Julia Gillard has confirmed the future of offshore processing of asylum seekers is in doubt after the High Court’s decision to scuttle the Malaysian people swap deal.

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    • High Court ruling scuttles Malaysia refugee swap deal

      High Court ruling scuttles Malaysia refugee swap deal

      The federal government’s asylum seeker policy is in disarray after the High Court scuttled Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s Malaysian people-swap deal and left all offshore processing in doubt.

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    • Wide disquiet over Manus Island solution

      Wide disquiet over Manus Island solution

      Australia and Papua New Guinea say they are proceeding with plans to reopen the Manus Island detention centre, but it has failed to silence the critics.

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    • Malaysia vowed to improve refugee lot

      Malaysia vowed to improve refugee lot

      Immigration Minister Chris Bowen says assurances Malaysia would improve its treatment of asylum seekers was a crucial factor behind the government’s controversial people-swap deal, legal documents show.

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    • Asylum boats will be sent away

      Asylum boats will be sent away

      The next boat load of asylum seekers to arrive in Australian waters will be sent to Malaysia, after the signing of a swap deal between the two countries in Kuala Lumpur.

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