Immigration

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price takes a swipe at a "cowardly" senior colleague she claims berated her staff and threatened her, after comments she made that were hurtful to Indian Australians. 

After a young Indian national died, likely by suicide, in 2024, his family and experts call for improved support systems to help ease migrant loneliness. 

Ararat, like most regional towns, has an ageing population and a drift of young people to the cities. But a migrant resettlement program is reinvigorating the town.

The sight of neo-Nazis trying to whip up community anger and recruit new followers drove home to all how criticism of Australia's migration program can lead to and even legitimise hate speech, racism, and violence.

Xuan Su Nguyen was attempting to dismantle a cannabis cultivation operation when police arrested him and nine others in a bust on a Calderwood property.

Labor this week announced its permanent migration target would not change from 185,000 in this financial year, attracting criticism from the opposition, which wants to see it lowered. 

South Australia's Acting Police Commissioner says she is "glad" a man seen holding a placard showing alleged police killer Dezi Freeman at an Adelaide rally turned himself in to police.

The man is one of three people who were slated to be removed to Nauru in February under the government's newly minted agreement with the island nation, which was stepped up at the weekend with a $400 million deal.

A history expert says this Australian National Flag Day there should be pause for concern in the wake of the anti-immigration rallies at the weekend.

The demonstrations held across Australia last Sunday were framed by organisers as "anti-immigration protests" and a chance to "stand up for Aussie culture". 

A man seen holding a placard depicting alleged police killer Dezi Freeman at an anti-immigration rally in Adelaide on Sunday has been arrested.

Experts say Nauru's new deal with Australia to take non-citizens is the latest episode in an unconventional economic story — one featuring phenomenal growth, a mining bust, and a failed musical about a Renaissance genius.

Members of a neo-Nazi group who performed a "distasteful and inappropriate" chant at an anti-immigration rally in Perth at the weekend were not breaking the law, WA Police say.

Migrant children from Guatemala had already boarded planes in Texas when a federal judge in Washington DC halted their deportation.

Police and the SA Premier are urging a man who was seen at Adelaide's March for Australia holding an "offensive" and "outrageous" sign depicting alleged killer and wanted man Dezi Freeman to hand himself in.

Clashes break out at some of the anti-immigration rallies being held across the country, including in Melbourne, where police have used pepper spray.

Australia will pay a further $70 million per year to cover the ongoing resettlement costs for the group of more than 350 people.

The upcoming March for Australia has drawn mixed reactions among migrants, with some fearful of anti-immigration sentiment, while others say they are not concerned.

Federal MP Bob Katter was speaking outside the Queensland Parliament with state members of the Katter's Australia Party about his intention to attend a March For Australia event this weekend.

An ABC NEWS Verify investigation has found organisers linked to the March for Australia protests sharing white supremacy posts on social media and, in one case, pro-Nazi and pro-Hitler memes.