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Calls for ministers to be sacked after freed detainee charged over Perth home invasion

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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is demanding the Home Affairs and Immigration Ministers be sacked after a former immigration detainee was allegedly involved in the robbery and bashing of a Perth woman. A 43-year-old man, freed under the landmark High Court ruling last year, has been charged over the violent home invasion. Warning: Some viewers may find images in this story distressing.
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