| From the Daily Mail - ISIS: |
31/12/17
A devout Muslim woman stopped wearing the hijab after an ISIS terrorist shot dead her husband in an horrific attack outside a Starbucks cafe in Jakarta. She's now dating an Australian carpenter.
ISIS fighter Neil Prakash denies being the leader of the Islamist terror network's Australian faction as he edges closer to being extradited home
27/12/17
Australia's most notorious living ISIS fighter, Neil Prakash, has denied being the leader of the Islamic State terror group in his home country.
Brother of an ISIS TERRORIST is allowed to join the police after dodging background checks in an astonishing security breach
25/12/17
The brother of a man who fled Australia to become in ISIS terrorist three years ago was allegedly accepted into the Queensland Police Force. The unnamed man had completed two weeks of training but resigned when confronted by authorities.
| From the Daily Mail - immigration: |
26/12/17
A prominent psychiatrist from Bangladesh Tanveer Ahmed says Muslim refugees are more prone to terrorism. He cited Sydney's Lindt cafe siege gunman Man Monis (pictured) as an example.
Careless' immigrant driver who killed a 27-year-old interior designer spared jail despite pleading guilty - and he'll be back on the road in just SIX MONTHS
21/12/17
A 'careless' immigrant driver who killed a 27-year-old fitness model at an intersection in south Brisbane has been spared jail despite pleading guilty.
'It will DESTROY Australia as we know it': Dick Smith says it's 'no accident' immigration has skyrocketed by 27 per cent as he warns we will end up with '50 million people on Centrelink'
20/12/17
Millionaire entrepreneur Dick Smith has slammed Australia's politicians for allowing the immigration rate to soar by 27 per cent. Australia has the fastest population growth pace of any rich country.
Australia records its highest ever immigration rate – with the population tipped to reach 25 million in months
20/12/17
Australia's population is set to reach the 25 million milestone within a matter of months. It comes as the nation's annual immigration pace soars by 27 per cent, with Sydney getting quite crowded.