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12 Sep 2014:
Kellie Tranter: Whatever the prime minister and Asio director-general say in public, the intelligence agency’s own reports show they know foreign wars are a real cause of radicalisation
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11 Sep 2014: Football finals and other major public events will see more security as Australia prepares to raise alert level to high
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10 Sep 2014:
Brother of Australia’s first suicide bomber to die in Syria charged with providing funds to terrorist organisation Jabhat al-Nusra
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10 Sep 2014: Richard Ackland: The overblown security concoction being cooked up by George Brandis and our security elite is more about protecting the spy establishment than the nation
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10 Sep 2014: Immigration minister says that while he will not discuss any specific threats, the repercussions of conflicts in the Middle East could reach Australia
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9 Sep 2014:
Asio chief David Irvine says risks posed by homegrown militants have increased his concern about domestic national security
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28 Aug 2014: Minister says joint understanding will lead to unprecedented intelligence sharing between Australia and its neighbour
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26 Aug 2014: Bill Rowlings: Wide-ranging national security provisions have been sold as a response to Australian jihadists leaving to fight in the middle east, but there are much bigger targets for spies at home
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22 Aug 2014:
The 24-year-old made a series of prank phone calls to the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation
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22 Aug 2014: Prime minister insists Australia’s concern is to ‘prevent terrorist crime, not to single out any community’
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8 Aug 2014: Metadata would not include list of sites visited by internet users under proposed mandatory data retention, authorities say
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5 Aug 2014:
Decision to back down a ‘leadership call’ because everyone needs to be ‘part of team Australia’
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25 Jul 2014: Richard Ackland: Asio will always want more in its mission to 'save our lives'. Its ever-growing collection of metadata is today's main mission – but where will it stop?
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21 Jul 2014: David Irvine tells Senate committee that Australia's spy agency is not conducting mass-scale surveillance and only 'a few thousand' people each year are of intelligence interest
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16 Jul 2014:
The Senate is expected to wrap up the repeal debate and deal with the future of Qantas. All the developments from Canberra, live
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