The Albanese Government must prove to Australians that they are finally serious about protecting our country from the risks associated with returning ISIS Brides. Given the Government had engaged in secret meetings where notes from the meetings indicate a willingness on the part of the government to pave the way for these Islamic State supporters…
The Albanese Labor Government’s newly announced operation to curb illegal foreign fishing vessels has come far too late for Australian fishers and the environment suffering under from the influx on the northern border. Shadow Minister for Home Affairs Jonno Duniam said, “The Albanese Labor Government has been reactive, not proactive, in responding to the needs…
After backing the passage of the hate speech laws in the Parliament this week, Shadow Minister for Home Affairs Senator Jonno Duniam has called on the Albanese Government to put one of the Act’s purposes into practice and urgently accelerate the process of listing Hizb ut-Tahrir as a prohibited hate group. This week, the Liberal…
On Monday it was reported that under-funding of counter-terrorism by the Albanese Government led to the Australian Federal Police to shut down its national surveillance team – a team of specialists set up to monitor High Risk Terrorist Offenders. In this extraordinary revelation, it was reported that the team was disbanded just weeks before the…
The reported arrival of six Chinese nationals in remote Western Australia is another shocking indictment of the Albanese Government’s border management, Shadow Home Affairs Minister Jonno Duniam says. “At least eight boats have now illegally reached the Australian mainland as part of at least 37 attempts since Labor came to Government. The Albanese Government are…
Documents uncovered through Senate Questions on Notice indicate the involvement of the Minister for Home Affairs in the repatriation of the ISIS brides cohort, contradicting previous statements by the Albanese Government. In particular, notes of a 13 June 2025 meeting between the Minister for Home Affairs, the Department of Home Affairs and the Save The…
Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt’s visit to Tasmania should not assure anyone that the new environmental legislation that the Government passed with the Greens political party will be positive for the native forestry industry. Senator for Tasmania Jonno Duniam says that the Minister is being completely disingenuous when he states that the new environmental legislation…
Don’t judge a book by its cover, as the old saying goes. And that is the case today. As the Albanese Government tries to dress up its selling-out of our proud forestry industry through the passage of Federal environmental laws, dig a little deeper – open the book and read the pages, if you will…
Labor’s dirty deal with The Greens to pass controversial changes to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act will decimate the Tasmanian forestry sectors, sending jobs offshore, and deliver the death knell to an industry under siege from inner city environmentalists. Nationals Senator for New South Wales and Shadow Minister for Fisheries and Forestry, Water,…
Shadow Home Affairs Minister Jonno Duniam has called on the Albanese Government to explain the unannounced visit to Canberra today by President of Nauru, David Adeang. “It is bizarre to have a head of state from one of our closest neighbours visit without any prior notice or proper diplomatic protocol. The Prime Minister needs to…
