Four legs on the front line as ABF welcomes new detector dogs Community & Social Three very good dogs are set to join the Australian Border Force team, having officially graduated from an eight-month training program with their handlers.
Australia’s airport asylum procedures must be reformed, according to new research Wednesday September 16, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Federal The Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law paper has called for Australia’s airport asylum process to be reformed 'to ensure that those in need of…
Deputy secretary Dr Lisa Studdert to steer new preventive health strategy Thursday September 19, 2019 By Shannon Jenkins Health An Expert Steering Committee has been established to help develop a 10-year national preventive health strategy. Led by Health Department Deputy Secretary Dr Lisa Studdert,…
New report highlights the perils of poor employee screening Wednesday February 28, 2018 By Stephen Easton News The New South Wales ICAC may only make recommendations for one state, but its latest advice about properly screening candidates in recruitment and promotions to…
