The Australian Financial ReviewBudget 2018: Air-cargo screening boost follows Etihad terror plotThe AustralianHome Affairs agencies will receive more than $120 million for tougher screening of air cargo less than 12 months after a sophisticated Islamic State plot to bomb a passenger jet with military-grade explosives exposed gaping holes in Australia's border ...Budget 2018: Airport security to undergo dramatic transformationThe Sydney Morning HeraldMum's heartbreaking plea to stay with son ahead of deportationNEWS.com.auFederal Budget 2018: Passengers face new body scanners for airport securityThe Australian Financial ReviewDaily Telegraph -Business Insider Australia -Courier Mail -SBSall 39 news articles »