Coalition brawl over British-style Home Office deepens
A brawl is building inside the Turnbull government over the creation of a British-style Home Office that would bring together major intelligence, police and security agencies.
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David Wroe
David Wroe is the defence and national security correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based at Parliament House
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