Australia's "broken" immigration system is being exploited by criminals and will undergo a review to address "grotesque" issues among new arrivals.
Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil flagged the independent review on Monday, saying the system was being exploited to facilitate "the most horrific crimes being committed in our country, things like slavery and human trafficking".
It follows recent reports of visa rorting and foreign worker exploitation in Australia, including revelations a human trafficking boss entered the country despite having been jailed in the UK.
