Bring this family home to Biloela

Bring this family home to Biloela

For four years, Priya and Nades lived quiet lives in Biloela, a QLD town that needs new families to keep local services running.

Nades worked hard at the local meatworks. Priya took her curries up to doctors at the local hospital.

Then Border Force took Priya, Nades and their QLD-born girls away, detaining them in Melbourne before forcing them to Christmas Island, where 4 year old Tharni got so sick she had to be airlifted to Perth.

Biloela wants this family back - but there's every danger Scott Morrison will force them to danger after the election.

For four years, Priya and Nades lived quiet lives in Biloela, a QLD town that needs new families to keep local services running.

Nades worked hard at the local meatworks. Priya took her curries up to doctors at the local hospital.

Then Border Force took Priya, Nades and their QLD-born girls away, detaining them in Melbourne before forcing them to Christmas Island, where 4 year old Tharni got so sick she had to be airlifted to Perth.

Biloela wants this family back - but there's every danger Scott Morrison will force them to danger after the election.

Call Minister Hawke

Immigration Minister Alex Hawke has the power to bring Priya, Nades and the girls home to Biloela. Please make a polite call to Mr Hawke's office now. Most calls are short, but you can tap bit.ly/BiloelaFacts to have detailed information on hand.

Call Alex Hawke

Alex Hawke Alex Hawke Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs 02 6277 7770
  • My name is  _____, I live in {SUBURB/TOWN}, {STATE}
  • I am calling to ask Mr Hawke to use his Migration Act powers to bring Priya, Nades and their QLD-born girls home to Biloela immediately
  • I understand that the Department of Home Affairs recommended that the Immigration Minister consider granting this family a visa to remain in Australia over two years ago
  • Over 350,000 Australians have called for this family to come home to Biloela
  • Mr Hawke must use his Migration Act powers to bring this family home to Biloela now

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