Refugees
- Analysis
- Extremism
Ugly scenes on Belfast streets tap into simmering rage of a fed-up public
While the news coverage of these protests highlights young men wearing balaclavas, there are many more in the city who support the cause without going so far as to throw things at police.
- David Crowe
Latest
‘Blood-curdling scream’: How a horrific knife attack brought terror to Belfast streets
Moments after the blade glinted in the street lights, three brave residents rushed at the attacker as horrified residents and passers-by looked on.
- Cameron Henderson
- Exclusive
- Immigration
Wife-killer on hunger strike after deportation from Perth to ‘hellhole’ Nauru
Tony Kellisar was jailed for 22 years after he strangled his wife in 1997. He was then in limbo in immigration detention before being released in 2023, but his freedom was short-lived.
- Rebecca Peppiatt
- Opinion
- Islamic State
Australian-based ISIS victims don’t want the ‘brides’ settled here. For them, it’s personal
Four thousand Yazidi people fled Syria after an ISIS genocide and settled in Australia. Their stories should be heard.
- Jacqueline Maley
- Opinion
- Middle East at war
While bombs drop on Lebanon, I grieve: We are safe, but my loved ones are not
Israel intensified its assault on southern Lebanon on Thursday night, ordering the population to leave.
- Lyda Dankha
- Magazine
- Good Weekend
The April 25 edition
A traumatised community finds its footing | In defence of Anna Wintour | Life of Pi author Yann Martel’s next move | Eco-chic Mother’s Day ideas
‘We don’t allow people like you in here’: The traumatised community working to rebuild their lives
Australia’s South Sudanese have been demonised and misunderstood – but strong family ties and successful public figures are helping to change the story.
- Melissa Cunningham
‘Like a mosh pit’: Celebrating a new political future, Budapest-style
Our Europe correspondent joins the euphoric crowds in Budapest’s Batthyany Square as they celebrate the ousting of Hungary’s hardline leader Viktor Orbán after 16 years.
- David Crowe
- Updated
- Immigration
Hanson scoffs at Taylor’s anti-immigrant pitch
Labor’s Tony Burke also accused the Liberal leader of appealing to Hanson’s voters, while insulting Australia’s many migrant parents.
- Natassia Chrysanthos and James Massola
Angus Taylor claims too many self-serving migrants are draining the nation
The opposition leader will use his first major policy speech to warn that too many self-serving migrants have taken advantage of Australia and eroded the national culture.
- James Massola and Natassia Chrysanthos