Topics: Cancellation by the Australian Border Force of Novak Djokovic’s visa. DANICA DE GIORGIO: Joining me now live to discuss this is Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews. Minister, thank you so much for joining us. It’s pretty clear that Novak Djokovic arrived in Australia believing he had all the documents and support required to enter…
DetailsTopics: Cancellation by the Australian Border Force of Novak Djokovic’s visa. SARAH ABO: Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews joins us now from quarantine on the Gold Coast. Good morning to you, Minister. This has been an absolute debacle. It’s made global headlines. It is quite embarrassing for Australia. Why was Djokovic ever granted a visa…
DetailsTopics: Cancellation by the Australian Border Force of Novak Djokovic’s visa. ISKHANDAR RAZAK: Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews joins us now. Karen Andrews, good morning. Thank you so much for your time. I just want to try and understand exactly what’s gone on here, if we can. Can you explain what role Tennis Australia has…
DetailsTopics: Cancellation by the Australian Border Force of Novak Djokovic’s visa. STEVE MARTIN: Karen Andrews is the Home Affairs Minister and is our guest this afternoon. Minister. Good afternoon. KAREN ANDREWS: Hello, Steve. How are you? STEVE MARTIN: Very well. The issue with Novak Djokovic just broadly, right decision made by Border Force? Do you believe…
DetailsTopics: Cancellation by the Australian Border Force of Novak Djokovic’s visa. TONY JONES: Federal Minister for Home Affairs, Karen Andrews. Good morning, Minister. KAREN ANDREWS: Good morning, Tony. How are you? TONY JONES: A little confused. I’ve got to say, how did all this happen? KAREN ANDREWS: Okay, so look, I’m happy to take you…
DetailsTopics: Cancellation by the Australian Border Force of Novak Djokovic’s visa. MARK LEVY: Let’s get the latest from Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews. She joins me on the line right now. Minister, good morning. KAREN ANDREWS: Hello, how are you? MARK LEVY: Very well thank you. It’s been quite an extraordinary morning, and I’ve got…
DetailsTopics: Cancellation by the Australian Border Force of Novak Djokovic’s visa; Christmas Island Immigration Detention Centre. LARRY GRAHAM: We’re joined by Federal Minister for Home Affairs Karen Andrews. Good morning, Karen. Welcome to 6PR. KAREN ANDREWS: Good morning, Larry. How are you? LARRY GRAHAM: I’m fine. Now, I’ve just read up a bit on you…
DetailsTopics: Arrest of a person for alleged involvement in criminal damage to Old Parliament House; availability of rapid antigen tests. CHRIS O’KEEFE: I’d like to bring in Karen Andrews, she’s the Minister for Home Affairs. Minister Andrews: thanks for being here. KAREN ANDREWS: It’s a pleasure, Chris. How are you? CHRIS O’KEEFE: I’m really well,…
DetailsKAREN ANDREWS: Thank you Minister Rajapaksa. It’s a pleasure to be here today to participate in the formal opening of the Sri Lankan Border Risk Assessment Centre – or BRAC. The BRAC will significantly strengthen Sri Lanka’s border to criminals, smugglers, and terrorists, while also streamlining the entry and exit of traders, travellers, and tourists –…
DetailsTopics: Safeguarding our values, principles and prosperity through cyber security. JIM LEWIS: Good morning to everyone. Welcome to CSIS. Australia is in a unique position; it’s a very close US ally with strong cybersecurity skills, but it’s the target of intense and hostile cyber activity from China and from sophisticated cybercriminals. Our speaker today is…
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