Topics: Barnaby Joyce; aged care; reopening the Australian border to tourists and other visitors; Australia’s strong border protection policies DAVID SPEERS: Karen Andrews, thanks for joining us. KAREN ANDREWS: It’s a pleasure. DAVID SPEERS: And I do thank you for stepping in at short notice. I appreciate it. Have you had a gutful of being asked to mop up…
Topics: Temporary pause to further easing of international border restrictions; Morrison Government partnering with industry to crack down on text scams; clear choice facing the Australian people in 2022 at the next Federal election. LIAM BARTLETT: Joining us right now is Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews. Minister, good morning to you. KAREN ANDREWS: Good morning, Liam. How are you?…
Topics: Temporary pause to further easing of international border restrictions. LEON BYNER: A few minutes ago, I caught up with the Federal Minister for Home Affairs about the people coming into Australia, when will the borders open? Who will we let in? Who won’t we? Do you know how many people were due to start arriving from Wednesday?…
Topics: Safe reopening of the international border; Avalon Airport; intention to list Hizballah as a terrorist organisation. JUSTIN GIDDINGS: Hello everyone – I’m Justin Giddings; CEO of Avalon Airport, and I want to welcome Minister Andrews here today. The Minister is the Minister for Home Affairs, and obviously, Home Affairs is very important to us at…
Australia continues to take further steps to safely reopen to the world, with additional changes to our international border arrangements coming into effect on 1 December. Consistent with the National Plan to safely reopen Australia, these changes will ensure we continue to protect the health of Australians, while reuniting families and securing our economic recovery…
Topics: Rescue of Cleo Smith; AUKUS; safe reopening of the international border. NEIL BREEN: Every Wednesday I speak to Home Affairs Minister and the MP for McPherson on the Gold Coast Karen Andrews; she’s a cabinet minister as well. She joins me on the line. Minister, I almost can’t talk about anything else today but…