Australian chief medical officer Nicole Montana expected to be replaced.
Liberal backbenchers agree with doctors’ concerns.
It has been recommended that she be moved to Australia.
Australian chief medical officer Nicole Montana expected to be replaced.
Liberal backbenchers agree with doctors’ concerns.
It has been recommended that she be moved to Australia.
Australian chief medical officer Nicole Montana expected to be replaced.
Liberal backbenchers agree with doctors’ concerns.
It has been recommended that she be moved to Australia.
An interview with three politically active, Melbourne-based women.
Thousands gathered on the steps of Victoria’s State Library to protest the treatment of refugees, Katherine McLeod writes.
The death of an asylum seeker in Western Australia received minimal media attention, writes Lindsey Martin.
Welcome Home Asylum Seeker Picnics connects asylum seekers with Australian residents in an effort to promote empathy and mutual respect, writes Nat Kassel.
The Sri Lankan Civil War caused immeasurable suffering. Nat Kassel outlines the circumstances that can lead Tamils to seek asylum.
Rameez Abdeen talks with Melburnians at a rally protesting Tony Abbott’s asylum seeker policy.
A forum will be held at La Trobe University to discuss what’s next for the Abbott government.
In our final Australia Decides info-graphic, Jake Stevens compares our would-be political masters on asylum seeker policy.
Eric George and Liam Quinn discuss the political implications of Labor’s fresh stance on asylum seekers in a new episode of Campaign Conversations.
Dana Affleck uses the AFL to provide a cultural introduction for asylum seekers and refugees. She tells Andrew Miller how the program helps new Australians feel at home.
Isolated incidents should not lead to the criminalisation of all immigrants, writes Zainab Hussain Shihab.
With recent changes to Australia’s immigration policies, Vivien Durant looks at the facts hidden behind the rhetoric surrounding asylum seekers.
Philip Ruddock’s time as immigration minister saw him cop more flak than just about any other minister of the era. Somehow he’s still standing, writes Mandi Santic, in this Backbench Insiders profile.
Are there new issues in Canberra to be optimistic about, or are we going to see more of the same from our politicians during the spring sitting period, asks Tim Viney.
The Greens’ demand for the perfect asylum seeker policy will cost the lives of refugees, writes Emil Jeyaratnam.
The High Court’s ruling on the issue of asylum seekers has undermined Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s authority. Samantha Afetian explores Gillard’s chances of reestablishing her power.
