'aussie Or A Wog, You Can't Be Both': New Citizenship Laws Say You Can

SANDRA DESIRA left Australia with her family when she was eight. Her parents had migrated to Melbourne but changed their minds after they missed their home in Malta. Their daughter grew up in Malta missing Melbourne. One day, she thought, perhaps she would return.

Welcome Back . . . You're An Aussie Again

Many who swore allegiance to other countries and lost their Australian citizenship will be able to regain their lost identity when new laws come into effect.

Government Fails On Citizenship Test

Migrants should not be judged on language skills and values.

After 54 Years, Australia Reclaims Its Lost Joy

As a war bride, Joy Shaddle feared she had lost her citizenship forever, writes Mark Coultan in New York.

After 54 Years, Joy Reclaims Her Lost Australia

JOY Shaddle remembers the day, 54 years ago, when she changed her citizenship.