15 September 2016: Australia's Immigration Minister agreed for resettling refugees from Nauru to New Zealand
In Al-Jazeera's interview Australia's Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said that he agree for resettling refugees from Nauru. Refugees' boats which came to Australia will be directed to New Zealand. Minister said ther refugees won't be allowed to stay in Australia for a long time. Dutton think that Australia's government shouldn't take part in policy between Nauru and New Zealand. In 2013 NZ offered to Australia taking 150 people per year. Turnbull has consistently shut the offer down. He argued that it cause danger for people and county safety, because of smugglers growth.
Dutton will say more about his policy during the meeting at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute in Canberra. We will hear about refugees more during the summit on refugees that will be held in New York. There will be Malcolm Turnbull as a representative of Australia.
