Last month, the High Court overturned a controversial 2004 decision, reaffirming the principle that asylum seekers cannot be detained indefinitely without prospects of deportation. By Frank Brennan
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Novak Djokovic’s sudden arrival at the Park Hotel in Melbourne threw a spotlight on the refugees still held in detention around Australia. How does the system work today? And how does our hard border stack up internationally?
Novak Djokovic’s sudden arrival at the Park Hotel in Melbourne threw a spotlight on the refugees still held in detention around Australia. How does the system work today? And how does our hard border stack up internationally?