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‘Your countries are going to hell’:Trump stuns UN with tirade on immigration,climate ‘con job’

The US president used the global stage to lecture the world on unchecked immigration and the “con job” of climate change in a defiant and at-times threatening address.

  • Michael Koziol

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during question time on Tuesday.

Deportation laws face rushed two-hour inquiry as migration debate rages

As Labor defended Australia’s migration program against political attack,the government came under additional fire from refugee advocates over its $408 million Nauru deal.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos andNick Newling
Nauru has a long history of accepting asylum-seekers for the Australian government.

Secret refugee deal with Nauru just moves the problem out of sight

Australia has been sending asylum-seekers to the tiny Pacific nation since 2001. It doesn’t solve the issue.

  • Jane McAdam
Rishan,27,a nurse in Canterbury who arrived in the UK as an asylum seeker when she was 17.

People in this city want the boats to stop. But they haven’t met Rishan

Traumatised and alone,the then 17-year-old made her way across northern Africa and Europe to seek safety in England.

  • David Crowe
Tharnicaa Nadesalingam (2nd left) arrives for her fifth birthday party with her parents Priya and Nades and sister Kopika after their safe return to Biloela.

‘David v Goliath’:Biloela family’s immigration ordeal hits the stage

The Murrugappans will be guests of honour at the Brisbane premiere of Back to Bilo,which depicts their immigration battle and the town that rallied around them.

  • Nick Dent
Ahmad Badra and his three children.

Ahmad’s wife and three kids all have Australian visas. They still can’t come in

The federal government has a special visa pathway for Palestinians arriving from Gaza,but the flow of refugees has slowed.

  • Mostafa Rachwani
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Bibi Rahimi Farhangdost in the Indonesian town of Ciawi in February 2024.

Bibi’s father sold everything to save his daughter. He died before he could see her live

It’s not often enough in journalism that you can follow up a heartbreaking story with a positive outcome. This is one of those times.

  • Zach Hope
A man holds an English flag during the Epping protest.

Protests spread across UK as police admit drawing rival groups together

Anti-migrant demonstrators and refugee-advocate rivals are coming together outside asylum hotels as an explosive dispute about where to house thousands of people crossing the English Channel gathers pace.

  • David Crowe
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How Australia became home to a million refugees

Sidiqa Faqihi waited a decade in limbo in Indonesia before she arrived in Australia three years ago and felt reborn.

  • Brittany Busch
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Australia has been enriched by its million refugees

The nation’s record of welcoming people in need casts a long shadow over the divisive debate on refugees and asylum seekers.

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