Australian Greens leader Richard Di Natale speaks during debate on the Medical Evacuation Bill in Canberra, Source: AAP
Plans to change the law to allow asylum seekers held offshore to more easily come to Australia for medical treatment have hit a late and unexpected hurdle. It might scuttle plans to change the law - and cause the federal government severe embarrassment in the process.
Plans to change the law to allow asylum seekers held offshore to more easily come to Australia for medical treatment have hit a late and unexpected hurdle. It might scuttle plans to change the law - and cause the federal government severe embarrassment in the process.
