Postwar immigration drive | National Museum of Australia
Seven Years of Suffering for Australia's Asylum Seekers, Refugees | Human Rights Watch
Bonegilla Migrant Camp - Australian History, Immigration
Refugee camp company in Australia 'liable for crimes against humanity' | Australian immigration and asylum | The Guardian
Children at Australian-run immigration detention camps 'google how to die' | Daily Sabah
Australia urged to cut numbers in immigration detention | Human Rights News | Al Jazeera
Migrant Hostels and Work Camps | SA History Hub
Inside Christmas Island: the Australian detention centre with four asylum seekers and a $26m price tag | Christmas Island | The Guardian
Bathurst Migrant Camp | A Place For Everyone – Bathurst Migrant Camp 1948 -1952 | NSW Migration Heritage Centre
Disconnected and desperate: How Australia keeps refugees in tech limbo - CNET
Finnish Australians - Wikipedia
Re-opening of offshore detention camps in Australia could lead to rights violations – UN | | UN News
Australia to authorize guards to 'beat asylum seekers to death' – report — RT World News
Migrant hostels in New South Wales, 1946–78 | A Place For Everyone – Bathurst Migrant Camp 1948 -1952 | NSW Migration Heritage Centre
The Stream on Twitter: "It's been five years since the Australian government began refusing mainland resettlement for asylum seekers detained at offshore prison camps. Is Australia's system for deterring illegal immigration working?…
Inside Christmas Island: the Australian detention centre with four asylum seekers and a $26m price tag | Christmas Island | The Guardian
Australia's Migrant Camps Are 'Crime Against Humanity,' Lawsuit Claims - The New York Times
Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne and Victoria - Memories of Reception: Greek experiences in Australia's migrant camps
Companies Use Immigration Crackdown to Turn a Profit - The New York Times
Immigration detention and human rights | Australian Human Rights Commission
BBC News | ASIA-PACIFIC | Australia's detention camps criticised
Australia asylum: Why is it controversial? - BBC News
