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Labor seeks detainee monitoring solution

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Convicted murderers and rapists are among more than 200 former immigration detainees living in the community unmonitored. That's after the High Court ruled government-ordered ankle bracelets and curfews are unconstitutional. The government is seeking an urgent solution.
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