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Tony Burke warns Australia would face legal hurdles to block 13 suspected ISIS fighters from returning

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By Caitlyn Rintoul Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has warned the Albanese government would face legal hurdles to block 13 Australian men suspected of being ISIS fighters from returning if they are released from an Iraqi jail. The Labor frontbencher vowed Australia wouldn’t help the group amid reports they could be preparing to return from a Baghdad prison amid fresh interrogation.
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Australia one of 14 nations to reaffirmed rejection of China’s ‘maritime claims’ week after missile test

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By Caitlyn Rintoul Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Australia is one of 14 nations which have reaffirmed their rejection of China’s “expansive maritime claims” less than a week after a controversial Beijing ballistic missile test in the Pacific. The Coalition’s commitment to a “peaceful, stable, and rules-based” Indo-Pacific was made in a joint statement Sunday as they marked the 10th anniversary of a landmark ruling on the South China Sea.
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Education Minister warns ‘pretty horrific evidence’ expected when unis front Royal Commission on anti-Semitism

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By Caitlyn Rintoul Verified
| The West Australian Verified
Education Minister Jason Clare says Australians should expect to hear “pretty horrific evidence” when universities are dragged before the Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion this week. The high-profile probe, which launched in the wake of a terror attack at Bondi Beach in December, will open its fourth block of hearings in Melbourne on Monday.
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