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  1. Deportation proceedings are underway following heroic actions, overseen by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke.

Burke has been appointed as the Home Affairs Minister, managing immigration and security policy.

12 reports, 5 independent Updated Sep 16
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Burke has been appointed as the Home Affairs Minister, managing immigration and security policy.

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  1. Tony Burke spoke in the House of Representatives regarding the government's aim to reduce net overseas migration.Sub-event
  2. Tony Burke, as Home Affairs Minister, announced new migration restrictions in Australia, with the Albanese government providing support and the Department of Home Affairs managing the policy.Sub-event
  3. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is facing policy pressure.1 source
  4. Andrew Norton, a Monash expert, analyzed visa data from the Department of Home Affairs concerning policies overseen by Minister Tony Burke.Sub-event
  5. Richard Marles is alleged to have led a plot to slow down migration measures overseen by Tony Burke.Sub-event
  6. Burke confirmed as Home Affairs Minister managing immigration and security policy.1 source

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