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SUN · 2026-07-12 · 21:51 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0712-92474
News/Australia news live: auction clearances nudge up after weeks…
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Australia news live: auction clearances nudge up after weeks under 50%; state farewell for Richard Scolyer

Australian auction clearance rates have risen to nearly 55% this past weekend, a notable increase after weeks below 50%. In other news, a government minister stated there was a "reason" a woman with links to the Islamic State was singled out with a temporary exclusion order.

Nick VisserThe Guardian - World NewsFiled 2026-07-12 · 21:51 GMTLean · Center-LeftRead · 1 min
Australia news live: auction clearances nudge up after weeks under 50%; state farewell for Richard Scolyer
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Australian auction clearance rates have risen to nearly 55% this past weekend, a notable increase after weeks below 50%. In other news, a government minister stated there was a "reason" a woman with links to the Islamic State was singled out with a temporary exclusion order. He indicated he would not be surprised if this Australian citizen chose not to return to Australia, especially given that some individuals who previously joined ISIS were met by the Australian Federal Police upon their return due to existing evidentiary burdens for charges. The minister emphasized that joining ISIS was an "unconscionable decision" and that unacceptable behaviors were prevalent among those who went.

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Individuals who joined ISIS made an unconscionable decision and engaged in unacceptable behaviors.

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The government was surprised when the remainder of the cohort returned, expecting some might not.

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A woman with links to Islamic State was singled out with a temporary exclusion order.

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Almost 55% of homes at auction were sold over the weekend.

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Almost 55% of homes at auction were sold, weekend figures show. Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Burke says there was a ‘reason’ woman with links to Islamic State was singled out with temporary exclusion order Burke said he wouldn’t be surprised if a woman with links to the Islamic State decided not to return to Australia when asked about a permit issued to the Australian citizen who previously had a temporary exclusion order imposed on her. I was surprised when all the remainder of the cohort returned, but I think they weren’t quite expecting that some of them would be met at the airport by the Australian Federal Police because we already had the evidentiary burden there to be able to press charges. Everybody who went to join ISIS made an unconscionable decision … and while they were there, there were a range of unacceptable behaviours across the cohort. Continue reading...
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