Subjects: Dismantling of Operations Sovereign Borders, delays to listing terrorist organisations PETA CREDLIN: Well, let’s go back down to the Home Affairs Minister. I think we’ve got her, Karen Andrews. Karen, I’ve introduced the issues, you know well, I think Australians terrifyingly understand you break apart Operations Sovereign Borders, you get the boats back. It’s…
A re-elected Coalition Government will keep Australians’ data and personal information more secure by taking cyber security action in the rapidly growing ‘smart’ device market, as the number of smart products in Australian homes is expected to double between 2019 and 2024. New minimum cyber security standards will protect smart devices such as smart watches,…
Subjects: Attribution of cyber-attack to Russia; LNP candidate in Lilley; light rail on the Gold Coast; Anthony Albanese’s inability to pronounce ‘Melbournians’ EO&E………………………………………………………… NEIL BREEN: I’ll bring in the Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews, she joins me every Wednesday. Good Morning to you Minister. KAREN ANDREWS: Good morning Neil, how are you? BREEN: I’m well…
Subjects: : Solomon Islands and Chinese interference, ASIO recruitment, Gold Coast campaign EO&E………………………………………………………… NEIL BREEN: Karen Andrews joins me every Wednesday on the show, how are you this morning Minister? KAREN ANDREWS: I’m going well, thanks Neil. How are you? BREEN: Well thanks, but you know, I think Australians would feel frightened today with the talk…
The Morrison Government’s strong support for the Australian Federal Police (AFP) contrasts strongly with the Labor-Greens ACT Government’s track record, in a dire warning to anyone concerned about community safety this election. The Morrison Government has increased the AFP’s total budget to more than $1.7 billion a year, and grown the AFP by more than…
When asked yesterday about his border protection policies, Anthony Albanese said he supported Temporary Protection Visas (TPVs), before being shamed into another humiliating clarification that in fact Labor has never supported them. This fumble comes on the back of comments last week that “turning boats back means you don’t need offshore detention”. ‘Amateur Albo’ is…
Subjects: Anthony Albanese’s offshore processing gaffe EO&E. CHRIS KENNY: Let’s go to the Minister in charge of this area. Karen Andrews joins us live from the Gold Coast. Thanks for joining us. What is wrong with that first formulation from Anthony Albanese? If he could turn back all the boats, sure he wouldn’t need offshore processing. KAREN ANDREWS:…
In nothing more than a tricky attempt to try and win votes, Anthony Albanese has flipped his position on boat turnbacks mere days into the 2022 election. Mr Albanese is taking the Australian people for mugs by claiming he sees the value of turnbacks, despite arguing against them at Labor’s national conference and declaring he…
The Morrison Government is continuing to keep Australians and their communities safe from illicit drugs by providing more than $3.5 million to Crime Stoppers Australia, to support their national Dob-in-a-Dealer campaign. The successful Crime Stoppers’ Dob-in-a-Dealer campaign will build on previous programs by visiting local communities across Australia and encouraging residents to be active in…
Topics: Russian diplomats in Australia, Queensland floods, Labor Party’s weak drug policies, election date. PETER STEFANOVIC: Well, joining us live now is the Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews. Minister, good morning. Good to see you. Thanks for your time as always. I just want to start with Russian diplomats, because Labor has announced last night…