Dana_Adele Bribery? What a surprise.
Dana_Adele Under this government corruption, lies and greed have become the new normal
Dana_Adele How many more corruption scandals are we going to be confronted with in the last few days of this parliament? Transparency international is going to have a field day with us in its next report.
Dana_Adele Corruption in Spud’s camp? What else would you expect. We need to divest Home Affairs of some of its responsibilities. Set up specialised departments to handle specialised areas.
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AFP says Home Affairs Department to blame for Hakeem al-Araibi arrest | Sky News AustraliaAFP Commissioner Andrew Colvin says the Home Affairs Department is to blame for the arrest of Melbourne based refugee Hakeem al-Araibi.\n\nMr al-Araibi was arrested and detained for 11 weeks after an Interpol red notice was incorrectly issued.\n\nThe footballer faced possible extradition to Bahrain to serve a 10-year prison sentence for an alleged vandalism offence.\n\nCommissioner Colvin told a senate estimates in Canberra that the AFP was to be blamed for the arrest, saying the AFP were unaware of his visa status due Border Force shortcomings. \n\n\n So he was thrown under the bus by our govt. It will be interesting to see if he sues. And presumably for Paladin as well. Too much power concentrated with Pezzullo and no oversight by Dutton. Needs a clean out Pezzulo's mega structure faulty
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AFP points at Home Affairs over 'gap' in Hakeem al-Araibi caseThe Australian Federal Police has blamed a lack of access to visa records for its role in the months-long detention of refugee footballer Hakeem al-Araibi in Thailand Whose in charge of the AFP? Why did AFP not have access? Why were they not allowed to do their job? Who is at fault? Why? Political expediency? Whose arse might be on the line? Asher_Wolf Bastards couldn’t lie straight in bed
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AFP points at Home Affairs over 'gap' in Hakeem al-Araibi caseQuestions have been raised about what role Australian authorities played in his detention.
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Senators grill bureaucrats over $422m Paladin Holdings security contracts on Manus IslandHome Affairs bureaucrats defend awarding Paladin Holdings with $422 million in security contracts for detention facilities. Give that money to our farmers NOW !! ... signed We the People. Donna Dobby & Machine GunBulger's, Daylumnati, MGM SURVEILLANCE OPERATORS Are GENOCIDE Spraying An Agressive, Erosion Bacteria, in YOUR BABIES, EVERY BODILY CREVICE, IN THEIR CRIBS. At best it's Policy-on-the-hop. It's at least incompetent if not corrupt.
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'We needed to move quickly': Manus Island $423m contract defended by PezzulloHome Affairs secretary Michael Pelluzzo has told the Senate his department needed to 'move quickly' before awarding controversial $423m Manus contract. Who pockets Well yeah. Screw governance. Get large sums of cash into the hands of mates as quickly as possible! Yes, because there would be no other companies interested in a $400m + contract would there......
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Small security firm given less than a week to bid for huge Manus Island contractPaladin, which until last week had its head office as a beach shack on Kangaroo Island, was awarded contracts worth up to $423 million to provide security for refugees. Bit late to report this. It's been all over twitter for two days. What has happened to proper journalism in this country? If it takes two days to fact check you need more resources... Or to reassign them. Try harder! Not only late but clearly a little fluff piece trying to limit the fallout from the PaladinAffair. Lots more detail than this article provides, has been available to twitterers for the past couple days. Verifiable sources have details going back to 2017. Thanks anyway. Looking forward to the public announcement of your return to journalism...
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Peter Dutton confirms medivac laws do not apply to new arrivals | Sky News AustraliaHome Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has confirmed new laws fast-tracking medical evacuations for asylum seekers will not apply to new arrivals to Manus and Nauru.\n\nThe controversial laws passed the Senate 36 votes to 34 on Wednesday, in a humiliating defeat for the coalition a day after suffering a historic loss in the lower house.\n\nThe laws, which only apply to around 1000 asylum seekers currently on Manus Island and Nauru, give doctors more say in recommending medical transfers to Australia.\n\n\n\n so a new arrival at manus that requires medical assistance won't get it ? absolute rubbish. The flood gate is open. You idiots. For now.... It shouldn't be called medivac, instead it is back door, sicky, queue jumping
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Government prepares 'contingency' measures after historic defeat on medical transfersHome Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has held an early morning briefing with ABF officials after the govt suffered a historic defeat on its asylum seeker medical transfer bill rose_bolger rose_bolger These are the same security agencies who locked up a young academic in solitary confinement for 3 weeks on the basis of some forged evidence cooked up by a jealous colleague. It's right to be a little sceptical of their 'worst case scenario' advice. rose_bolger Telling them when to let the boat through for maximum political currency? rose_bolger When will we be rid of PeterDutton_MP ? How about we pop Dutton in a rowboat and send him out into Aussie waters? Like a scarecrow of sorts. potato
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People of 'bad character' can enter Australia due to medivac bill: Dutton | Sky News AustraliaHome Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says some of the asylum seekers on Manus Island and Nauru rejected by the US ‘could be eligible’ to come to Australia after the medivac bill passed parliament.\n\nAmerica has barred 265 asylum seekers from being able to enter the US under its ‘extreme vetting’ process.\n\nAt least 456 asylum seekers in offshore protection have been accepted under the deal first agreed upon by former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull and former President Barack Obama in 2016.\n\nMr Dutton told Sky News the medivac bill that Labor endorsed will see ‘people of bad character,' some of whom are part of the cohort rejected by the US, being able to enter Australia.\n\nThe medivac bill is designed to give doctors a greater say over whether asylum seekers in offshore detention centres can be flown to Australia for medical treatment, though still allows the Home Affairs minister to reject transfers on security grounds.\n\n\n\n Coalition- no policy, no vision, no interest in what matters to most voters MIA government still behaving like opposition scarecampaign and lies Tantrum throwing & shouting only qualities needed 2 B in Coalition 😂😂 Conroy - irrelevant
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$423m Paladin contract a 'distraction': DuttonA $423 million contract awarded to a tiny company registered to a Kangaroo Island beach shack is a distraction by Labor, says Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton. 9News And your not doing the same with opening Christmas island? Oh the irony!!!!! auspol Both parties are using distractions to hide their own incompetence. What a mess Aussie politics has become. PeterDutton_MP no it’s a mirror being held up to your dodgy practices.
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