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Normalisation of relations in Middle East
Area is secure: countering terrorism through architecture
ASEAN-related Foreign Ministers’ Meetings
Protective Services Group celebrates four years with QPS
Vital safeguards missing from citizenship cessation laws
Citizenship loss bill should pass: Intelligence Committee
March 15 offender designated as terrorist entity
Police investigate Cranbourne West phone tower fire
New world-class active armed offender training facility opens at Goulburn Academy, NSW
Book casts doubt on notion of ‘imperial presidency’
UNSW Sydney appoints new Acting Dean of Law
International Security Officers Day
NSW prisons – a day in life
New Deputy Commissioner appointments
New Deputy Commissioners Appointed To Victoria Police
Supporting victims and families to attend mosque attack sentencing
Intelligence Committee publishes INSLM’s report reviewing telecommunications amendments
Commission warns of ASIO Bill overreach
New Independent National Security Legislation Monitor
Australian FM statement on Middle East
SA Police launch new Security Response Section to keep South…
Law Council President, Pauline Wright, statement on China imposing security laws in Hong Kong
Australia’s largest prison opens in Grafton
New era as Victoria Police Centre opens doors
FMA files proceedings against CLSAP NZ for alleged anti-money laundering breaches
Profiling of lone terrorists is flawed
Three men charged and 14 firearms seized as part of NSW JCTT investigation
Three men arrested and a total of 14 firearms seized as part of NSW JCTT investigation
“Digital contact tracing might be our best shot”
Committee to review ‘Declared area’ provisions
AFP terrorism powers under review
Biggest Threats: National Security Approach Needs Rethink
Foreign Affairs Minister announces embassy closure in Iraq
Mastercard and Octet Europe enable European small businesses to thrive in global economy
Task Group Taji a success
Australia signs maritime declaration with India
Bitcoin fraudster arrested in Sydney CBD
War on journalism still raging a year after AFP raids
Victoria’s Next Police Chief Commissioner Appointed
New Bill to counter violent extremism online
Melbourne man sentenced over foiled NYE terror plot
ASIO questioning powers under Committee scrutiny
Christchurch Call makes significant progress
Christchurch Call: One year Anniversary
Statement on proposed amendments to ASIO Act by Law Council President, Pauline Wright
Expansion of ASIO powers unjustified
Excessive amendments to national security laws avoid scrutiny due to COVID-19
Five common social media myths busted