Tony Burke

Tony Burke

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Tony Burke is an Australian politician and member of the Australian Labor Party, currently serving as the Minister for Home Affairs. He has held various ministerial positions throughout his career and is known for his advocacy on social justice issues and labor rights. Burke played a significant role in the recent push for new sentencing laws aimed at addressing hate crimes in Australia.

Born on Nov 21, 1967 (58 years old)

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.07%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
3,833,571
Power
63,611$
Sentiment
5.99
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Australia 19 5.63 3.81% +10% 25,499,884 1,068,031 $1,380,000 57,800$
India 1 6.00 0.20% +0% 1,380,004,385 2,765,540 $2,900,000 5,812$
Totals 20 1,405,504,269 3,833,571 $4,280,000 63,612$
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Recent Mentions

Australia Australia: Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke attempted to neutralise the migration issue. 5

Chris Bowen Pauline Hanson Andrew Hastie Anthony Albanese Bruce Hawker John Utting Anh Do Usman Khawaja John Curtin
The Sydney Morning Herald: One Nation attacks Chris Bowen over ‘woke’ climate change. He’s now ready to turn Hanson’s patriotism against her

Australia Australia: Tony Burke is the Immigration Minister who discussed the government's approach to net overseas migration. 5

Pauline Hanson Angus Taylor Ryan Cropp Malcolm Roberts Larissa Waters Barnaby Joyce Ken Henry Albanese Chalmers
The Sydney Morning Herald: Under pressure from One Nation, Labor is working hard, but missing one crucial element.

Australia Australia: Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced a series of measures aimed at curbing temporary migration. 6

John Howard Pauline Hanson Angus Taylor
The Sydney Morning Herald: John Howard advises against focusing on Pauline Hanson as immigration debate intensifies

India India: Tony Burke, the Home Affairs Minister, announced a migration reform package that restricts secondary applicants on most student visas. 6

The Times of India: Australia Visa Rules: Australia tightens visa rules for foreign students, restricts dependants: “The government supports immigration but is opposed to anyone rorting the immigration system”

Australia Australia: Tony Burke is the Home Affairs Minister mentioned in relation to the migration plan. 5

Amanda Rishworth Jane Hume Ben Seton Stewart
The Sydney Morning Herald: Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth dodges migration modelling question eight times amid farmers’ fury

Australia Australia: Burke is the Home Affairs Minister responsible for immigration policy. 6

Ted Brill Mandy Gupta Aruna Sathanapally Kos Samaras Tony Nikolic Angus Taylor
The Sydney Morning Herald: The Sydney, Melbourne suburbs at breaking point amid Labor’s new migration rules

Australia Australia: Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced new restrictions on international student visas. 5

Philip Ruddock Malcolm Turnbull Peter Dutton Martin Parkinson
The Sydney Morning Herald: Australia’s international student graduates should return home, former minister says

Australia Australia: Tony Burke faced a nearly impossible task when he belatedly stepped up to address the National Press Club on Thursday. 5

Pauline Hanson Angus Taylor Chris Evans Julia Gillard Tony Abbott James Massola
The Sydney Morning Herald: Tony Burke’s immigration plans are solid. But they’re not the antidote to Pauline Hanson that Labor needs

Australia Australia: Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has unveiled the government’s revamp of Australia’s migration settings. 7

Pauline Hanson
The Sydney Morning Herald: Everything you need to know about Australia’s reforms for international students, working holidaymakers and visa compliance

Australia Australia: Tony Burke shifts Labor’s stance to address housing crisis and voter concerns. 7

Peter Dutton Andrew Bragg John Howard Henry Sherrell Angus Taylor Pauline Hanson
The Sydney Morning Herald: Tony Burke shifts Labor’s stance to address housing crisis and voter concerns