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Sign here : high court finds no requirement for minister to read submissions on visa decisions | Australian immigration and asylum

Long-running dispute, featuring ‘bizarre’ photo of visa cancellation next to a steering wheel, ends with ruling that minister can rely on department summaries

Republic ofMichelle gordonAndrew gilesJayne jagotStephen gagelerJacqueline gleesonSimon stewardAlex hawkeJames edelmanJoseph leon mcqueenRobert beech jonesAdministrative appeals tribunal

Sign here : high court finds no requirement for minister to read submissions on visa decisions

Sign here : high court finds no requirement for minister to read submissions on visa decisions
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Republic ofJayne jagotAndrew gilesMichelle gordonStephen gagelerSimon stewardJacqueline gleesonAlex hawkeJames edelmanJoseph leon mcqueenRobert beech jonesAdministrative appeals tribunal

Man to be sentenced a third time over child sex assault

Man to be sentenced a third time over child sex assault
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Melbourne news: Victorian man to be sentenced a third time over child sex assault

Rohan and two co-offenders were accused of picking up two girls, aged 11 and 12, supplying them with drugs .

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Banking royal commission: How the probe sank AMP

Five years after the Hayne inquiry, it’s easy to forget the scale of the misconduct. The fees-for-no-service scandal alone cost the sector $4.4 billion.

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