PM Anthony Albanese meeting with the Nadesalingam family The Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese met with the family of a Tamil asylum seeker who returned to central Queensland last week after more than four years in prison. Priya Nadaraja with her family thanked PM Albanese for allowing them to return to Biloela. Nadesaligams still looking for a permanent residence permit. PM Albanese took his senior officials to regional Queensland this week and stopped at Gladstone today. Priya Nadaraja, Nades, and their two Australian-born daughters, Kopika and Tharnicaa, live in Central Queensland under a bridging visa issued by the new Labor government. Anthony Gov. had assured them that a solution for permanent residence was on the way. At his press conference, PM Albanese reiterated that the decision to allow the family to survive was with Andrew Giles, the Minister for Immigration. “I have said before that I do not see any obstacle to the family settling in Australia, but that is
Kamala Harris Kamala Harris Criticizes Trump’s Role in Overturning Roe v. Wade, Calls It ‘Immoral’ During a campaign event in Erie, Pennsylvania on Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris made strong remarks regarding abortion rights and the overturning of Roe v. Wade . In her speech, Harris specifically targeted former President Donald Trump for his role in selecting the Supreme Court justices who ultimately overturned the landmark decision that protected a woman’s right to choose for nearly 50 years. The Vice President began by framing the fight for reproductive rights as a fight for freedom, highlighting the importance of personal autonomy when it comes to making decisions about one's own body. “Ours is a fight for the future, and it is a fight for freedom, like the fundamental freedom of a woman to make decisions about her own body,” Harris emphasized, receiving applause from the audience. Harris pointedly criticized Trump for appointing three conservative justices—Neil Gorsuch,