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Political Editor, news.com.au. samantha.maiden@news.com.au
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New figures reveal 51,000 non-citizens have used the 5 per cent...

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By Samantha Maiden Verified
| HotCopper Verified
The Albanese Government has now acted as a guarantor for 51,000 non-citizens to own a home in Australia under the 5 per cent deposit scheme. The scheme allows first home buyers with a minimum 5 per cent deposit to purchase a property, with the federal government acting as a guarantor. Under the deposit scheme, taxpayers incur a cost if the owner defaults on their mortgage.
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Iran accuses Australia of taking women’s soccer team ‘hostage’ after players claimed asylum Original

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By Samantha Maiden Verified
| New York Post Verified
Iran has accused Australia of taking athletes “hostage” as it emerged that one of the women who claimed asylum has changed her mind and will return to the Middle East. Esmail Baghaei Hamaneh, an Iranian diplomat and current Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran made the extraordinary claim on social media as news emerged that one of the women had backflipped.
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Iranian soccer players seek assistance in Australia

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By Samantha Maiden Verified
| Track Torque
Multiple Iranian female soccer players have sought protection in Australia amid chaotic scenes on the Gold Coast that plunged the hotel where the team was staying into lockdown. Five players are now under the protection of Australian Federal Police. News.com.au understands that the Department of Home Affairs is now processing the claims after secret talks with the players after Sunday night’s game.
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