Hannah Ryan is a reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in Sydney.
A proposed law would make it easier for detention guards to seize phones from immigrants. We started a group chat to find out how refugees feel about it.
Lawyers for Rakib Khan’s family asked the Queensland coroner to hold an inquest as his body was transported through Brisbane.
For the last time, we just call them lists.
Amir Sahragard hoped for safety in Australia but ended up in a brutal offshore camp. He is still dealing with the trauma as he starts a new life.
The woman and her husband are members of the "Local Church", whose members believe everyone else will perish when God returns.
"The prosthetic leg is not the right fit for me and I am constantly falling and injuring myself," Jamshid Rahimi Azar told BuzzFeed News.
Supporters sang the Biloela family's eldest daughter "Happy Birthday", read her an acrostic poem and blew out candles on cakes they had baked for her.
"I immediately left Parliament House to be tested and will await the result in isolation."
The coronavirus hasn’t reached Nauru. But an outbreak could be disastrous.
Refugees in Australia face an unenviable choice: stay in indefinite detention, or start a new life at the epicentre of a global pandemic.
Extra terms in a lease can be a way to restrict what renters do in their home, even when it's not technically legal.
Another officer was "sniffing my phone as if he had some sixth sense, like he had drug detection powers with his own nose".
Exclusive: The chart warns Sagittarian asylum seekers they will be in debt forever, and tells Leos they will be filled with regret.
2009 me did not see any of this coming.
The coronavirus hasn’t reached Nauru. But an outbreak could be disastrous.
A big mistake means Glencore's McArthur River Mine will need 1,000 years of monitoring once digging stops. The government is about to decide if it can keep mining.
"Just serve me some curry," a Sri Lankan man says to his wife, in a comic strip created by the Australian government to deter asylum seekers.
“It’s like someone’s put you inside and thrown the key in the ocean.”
Revealed: The women behind NOW promised change — but mistakes have plagued Australia’s answer to the #MeToo movement.
More than half of renters are living in a home that currently needs repairs.