Tony Burke MP

‘Time to go home’: Neo-Nazi who rallied outside NSW Parliament has his visa cancelled Civil engineer Matthew Gruter was one of 60-odd black-clad neo-Nazis who staged a made-for-social-media rally on Macquarie Street this month.

If you are on a visa you are a guest. If you’re a citizen you’re a full member of the Australian family.

Like with any household, if a guest turns up to show hatred and wreck the household, they can be told it’s time to go home.

I had a productive meeting with Nauru’s President Adeang today in Canberra - the relationship between our countries is critical on a range of issues.

We know there’s a place for every story and a story for every place. When this Bill passes Parliament, it will mean more of our Australian stories on our screens, no matter the platform.

On Thursday the Albanese Labor Government will introduce legislation to ensure there are Australian content requirements for streaming platforms.

There is no justification for violence, and importing conflicts from overseas undermines our social cohesion.

My thoughts are with the police officers in Melbourne who have been injured while trying to keep our community safe.

Here are four key things you can do to keep safe and secure this Cyber Security Awareness Month.

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Today, we honour the police officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

We thank them for their service and dedication to protecting our communities.

My statement formally recognising the State of Palestine.

European audiences assume Emily was influenced by the abstract movement, but in fact her work isn’t abstract, it’s absolutely accurate.

Australia has so much to offer when it comes to the arts world.

I’ve been fortunate enough to see Emily Kam Kngwarray’s works at the National Gallery of Australia. Now, her exhibition is being shared with the world at Tate Modern and they have absolutely done the pieces justice.

Australia and the UK have a long standing friendship and partnership.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and I discussed how our two great nations can continue to work together and adapt to common challenges.

Joint statement on publicised events planned for the weekend.

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To the Palestinian people who at the moment must be feeling so invisible to the world, you are not invisible.

We see you and we will recognise you.

Recognition tells every Palestinian fighting hunger and seeking shelter: you are not invisible. The world sees you and we recognise you.

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We are lucky to have this family among us.

My joint statement with Minister Anne Aly on the Melbourne synagogue attack.

Online radicalisation is a growing threat but the government has tools at its disposal and we will use every one of them to keep Australians safe. If it doesn’t add up, speak up and call the national security hotline on 1800 123 400.

This listing will give the Australian Government significantly more power to restrict the operation of extremists in our country and to keep Australians safe.

This group fosters and promotes an ideology that would seek to make some Australians feel unwelcome in their home. It is this extremist hatred which is not welcome and has no place in Australia.

We have officially listed Terrorgram as a terrorist organisation under the Criminal Code Act 1995 (the Criminal Code).

These vile threats have no place in Australia, they are the opposite of who we are. Every Australian has a right to practice their faith in peace and safety.

Islamophobia is disgusting and has no place in Australia.

I am appalled by these threats being made against our fellow Australians, neighbours and friends.

After the Christchurch attack I joined thousands of people at Lakemba Mosque in a show of solidarity.

Today is the International Day to combat Islamophobia. There is no place for Islamophobia. Not here. Not anywhere.

He then adds his view that the government should have publicly provided an update on the investigation even though that would have undermined the police investigation.

This is the guy who wants to be in charge of Home Affairs?

Ok so this is truly bizarre. Just heard James Paterson on RN.

So Paterson’s latest position is Dutton had no way of knowing he should receive an additional briefing… despite being told publicly to get one.

If you don’t care about the facts, if you don’t care about inflicting unwarranted fear and blame on our community, you can’t be trusted with national security.

Thanks to our law enforcement agencies for their steady, careful work which keeps us safe every day.

The revelations this afternoon about the incident in Dural show that Peter Dutton has played directly into the hands of organised crime figures who have been trying to profit from dividing our community.