Move to deport boat pest unfair, says judge
A british immigration judge says boat race protester Trenton Oldfield has made an "enduring positive contribution to society" in the UK.
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PM defends work of intelligence agencies
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has defended the work of intelligence agencies as leaked documents trigger a debate over privacy.
Miliband attacks ‘dirty’ Australian Lynton Crosby
British Labour leader Ed Miliband argues the Tories, guided by Australian Lynton Crosby, are planning the "dirtiest election campaign for over 20 years".
Australian spies targeted the mobile phone of Indonesian president
Prime Minister Tony Abbott is refusing to comment on allegations Australian spies targeted the mobile phone of Indonesia's president and his confidants.
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