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Candace Owens Loses Legal Fight to Enter Australia

The High Court ruled that blocking Candace Owens' visa was lawful due to risks of inciting discord, citing her influence on a prior terrorist and national interest concerns.

  • The High Court of Australia has denied Candace Owens' visa application, citing concerns she could "incite discord" within the community and stating it was not in the national interest.
  • Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke rejected Owens' visa, arguing that she promoted extremist views, highlighting her comments on racism, the Holocaust, and LGBTQIA+ rights as reasons for the visa denial.
  • Owens claimed the decision was biased against her right to free speech, but the High Court upheld Burke's decision.
  • The court emphasized that the character test for visa applicants is necessary to protect the Australian community from potential harm caused by divisive speech, stating that allowing Owens entry could foster division and fear.
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PerthNow broke the news in City of Perth, Australia on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
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