Skip to content
FOI Monitor
Menu
Search Agencies About

Quotes find a phrase, "fuel security". An asterisk finds prefixes, treas*. Searches titles, summaries and the full text of every document.

596 releases from Home Affairs

Filter (1 active)

Clear all

Agency
Show all 62 agencies
Released
Document
  1. HA Home Affairs Released 5 Nov 2024

    Ministerial Submission MS23-001988 - Compensation For Detriment Caused By Defective Administration, Signed 11 January 2024

    FA 24/08/00898 15 pages PDF

    A ministerial submission from 12 December 2023 regarding compensation claims under the Scheme for Compensation for Detriment caused by Defective Administration (CDDA). The document outlines the Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs' authority to approve…

  2. HA Home Affairs Released 4 Nov 2024

    Ministerial Intervention Requests Under Section 351 And Section 195A From 1 July 2022 To 30 September 2024 ​

    FA 24/10/01689 2 pages PDF

    Between 1 July 2022 and 30 September 2024, the Department of Home Affairs received 1,382 ministerial intervention requests under section 351 and 1,646 under section 195A. Of section 351 requests, 52 resulted in visa grants and fewer than 5 were rejected without intervention; for…

  3. HA Home Affairs Released 4 Nov 2024

    Ministerial Submissions MS23-002238 Possible Consideration Under Subsection 46a(2), 46b(2) And 33(2)(b)(i) Of The Migration Act 1958 To Regularise The Immigration Status For Unlawful Unauthorised…

    FA 24/08/01140 27 pages PDF

    Two ministerial submissions from Home Affairs (signed September 2023 and March 2024) address regularizing immigration status for unlawful Unauthorised Maritime Arrivals (UMAs) in the community. The submissions propose ministerial intervention under Migration Act sections 46A(2)…

  4. HA Home Affairs Released 4 Nov 2024

    Ministerial Submission MS23-002105 Policy Approval - Safer Immigration Detention Facilities Legislative Reforms, Signed 25 July 2024 ​

    FA 24/08/01034 11 pages PDF

    This ministerial submission seeks Prime Minister authority for legislative reforms to enhance safety in immigration detention centres, signed 25 July 2024. The Department of Home Affairs proposed amendments addressing the Commonwealth Ombudsman's findings that drug infiltration…

  5. HA Home Affairs Released 4 Nov 2024

    Number Of Protection (subclass 866) Visa Application Lodgements And Grants By Citizenship Of Applicant (top 10 Citizenships For Lodgements) And By First Visa Subclass Granted From 1 July 2023 To 30…

    FA 24/10/00754 12 pages PDF

    From July 2023 to September 2024, Protection (subclass 866) visa applications totalled 31,566 lodgements. Vietnam led applications with 4,217 lodgements, followed by China (excluding SARs) with 3,465 and India with 2,616. Other significant source countries included Philippines…

  6. HA Home Affairs Released 2 Nov 2024

    The Content Of The File From Your Indexed File List Pcf2024/11 Strategic Management And Governance - Policy And Procedure Development - Review Of Ministerial Direction 99

    FA 24/09/00632 14 pages PDF

    This document contains ministerial talking points and background on Ministerial Direction 99, which commenced on 3 March 2023 and reformed character-related visa decision-making under section 501 of the Migration Act 1958. The Direction requires Department of Home Affairs and…

  7. HA Home Affairs Released 1 Nov 2024

    Meeting With Minister Giles - Prioritisation Of Mandatory Cancellation Action, 31 August 2022

    FA 24/08/00166 4 pages PDF

    A July 2022 meeting between Department of Home Affairs officials and Minister Giles' advisors addressed streamlining mandatory detention (MD) policies. Minister Giles rejected a full consolidation approach, instead directing separate priority MDs for each program to maintain…

  8. HA Home Affairs Released 31 Oct 2024

    General Guidance Material And Powerpoints On How Delegates Assess Credibility In Protection Visa (subclass 866) Applications, From 1 January 2023 To 13 September 2024 ​

    FA 24/09/00824 29 pages PDF

    This release contains internal Department of Home Affairs training materials on credibility assessment in Protection visa (subclass 866) applications. The primary document is a February 2024 "Legal Framework for Protection Processing" activity handout designed for decision-maker…

  9. HA Home Affairs Released 30 Oct 2024

    Meeting Minutes For Technology Vendor Review Framework Steering Committee Dated 10 October And 29 November 2023 ​

    FA 24/05/00380 6 pages PDF

    The Technology Vendor Review Framework Steering Committee held its inaugural meeting on 10 October 2023, comprising senior officials from Home Affairs, Attorney General's Department, Defence, Foreign Affairs and Trade, Industry Science and Resources, Prime Minister and Cabinet…

  10. HA Home Affairs Released 30 Oct 2024

    The Number Of Family Violence Visa Applications, Applicants By Country Of Nationality Or Ethnic Group And Application Outcomes From 1 July 2010 To 30 September 2024 ​

    FA 24/09/01689 11 pages PDF

    From 1 July 2011 to 30 September 2024, the Department of Home Affairs received 8,744 family violence visa applications across three subclasses. Subclass 820/801 (partner visas) dominated claims, increasing from 479 in 2011-12 to 662 in 2023-24, while standalone Subclass 100…

  11. HA Home Affairs Released 28 Oct 2024

    Ministerial Submissions Provided By The Department To The Former Minister For Immigration, Citizenship And Multicultural Affairs, The Hon Andrew Giles Mp, In Relation To The Proposed Revocation Of…

    FA 24/09/01142 20 pages PDF

    This ministerial submission advised the former Immigration Minister on revoking Ministerial Direction 63, which governed cancellation of Bridging E visas (BEVs) for unauthorised maritime arrivals. Direction 63 implemented 2013-2014 amendments to the Migration Regulations 1994…

  12. HA Home Affairs Released 26 Oct 2024

    Meaning Of ABF Badge Symbolism And Insignia ​

    FA 24/09/00730 4 pages PDF

    The Australian Border Force disclosed documentation explaining the symbolism and insignia used in its badge and rank system. The ABF badge, protected under the Trade Marks Act 1995, comprises five elements: the Crown, laurel wreath, Commonwealth Coat of Arms, gold bars, and…

  13. HA Home Affairs Released 25 Oct 2024

    Documents Submitted By Transfield/broadspectrum Under The Garrison Welfare Contract Period Relating To Manus Island From May 2016 To August 2017 ​

    FA 24/07/00108 66 pages PDF

    Documents from Broadspectrum (the contractor managing Manus Island's Regional Processing Centre) covering May 2016 to August 2017 include internal communications regarding emergency management training exercises. The primary material consists of a Post Operation Report (POR) and…

  14. HA Home Affairs Released 24 Oct 2024

    Ministerial Submissions Provided To Minister Burke From 29 July To 12 August 2024 ​

    FA 24/08/00703 2 pages PDF

    Between 29 July and 12 August 2024, Minister Burke received 19 ministerial submissions covering citizenship administration, migration regulations, and visa cancellations. Key policy items included updates to Australian citizenship certificates and messaging, amendments to…

  15. HA Home Affairs Released 23 Oct 2024

    Ministerial Migration Roundtable Meeting Agenda, 28 June 2024

    FA 24/07/01042 69 pages PDF

    A 28 June 2024 Ministerial Migration Roundtable agenda from the Department of Home Affairs covered major migration policy reforms announced in the 2024-25 Budget. The meeting allocated $22.2 million over four years to implement reform measures including a new multi-year…

  16. HA Home Affairs Released 23 Oct 2024

    Analysis Of Bridging Visa R Holder Data For People With A Country Of Reference Of South Sudan For The 12 Months Ending 30 August 2024 ​

    FA 24/09/00012 2 pages PDF

    During the 12 months ending 30 August 2024, no South Sudanese nationals were released from immigration detention on Bridging Visa R visas across any of the specified categories examined. The analysis covered eight separate inquiries addressing different legal and detention…

  17. HA Home Affairs Released 23 Oct 2024

    Incoming Travel Exemption Applications Approved By The Australian Border Force Commissioner From 1 August 2020 To 10 November 2020 ​​

    FA 21/04/01000-OR1 828 pages PDF

    Between 1 August and 10 November 2020, the Australian Border Force Commissioner approved incoming travel exemptions during COVID-19 restrictions based on critical skills and economic benefit criteria. Applications were assessed under section 47F(1) exemptions, with decisions…

  18. HA Home Affairs Released 23 Oct 2024

    Minister Brief Prepared For The Assistant Minister For Immigration The Hon Matt Thistlethwaite MP Sworn In On 29 July 2024 Part 1 Part 2 ​

    FA 24/09/00488 66 pages PDF

    A ministerial briefing prepared for the Assistant Minister for Immigration in July 2024 outlines immediate focus areas and strategic priorities for the Immigration portfolio. Key current issues include the NZYQ High Court decision (November 2023) requiring release of detainees…

  19. HA Home Affairs Released 22 Oct 2024

    Eligible Data Breach Statements Sent By The Department Of Home Affairs To The Office Of The Australian Information Commissioner (oaic), Including Supporting Information In Relation To Four Privacy…

    FA 24/08/00751 56 pages PDF

    The Department of Home Affairs notified the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner of four eligible data breaches under the Privacy Act 1988. This disclosure includes the completed Notifiable Data Breach Form template and supporting documentation detailing the…

  20. HA Home Affairs Released 22 Oct 2024

    Ministerial Submission MS23-002069 - Proposed Pilot For A Refugee Student Settlement Pathway, Signed On 18 January 2024 ​

    FA 24/04/01004 3 pages PDF

    A ministerial submission to the Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs Minister, dated 18 January 2024, proposed a pilot program for a Refugee Student Settlement Pathway. The document, cleared by Andrew Kiley (First Assistant Secretary, Refugee, Humanitarian and…

Showing 521 to 540 of 596

Previous 1 … 26 27 28 … 30 Next page

FOI Monitor indexes documents published on the FOI disclosure logs of 62 Australian Government agencies, extracts their text and adds an AI-written summary. Everything links back to the agency that released it.

Last checked 27 Oct 2026, 06:04 AEDT. Most recent release 26 Oct 2026.

About Methodology Copyright and compliance Status Privacy RSS GitHub Contact