HomeGeneral NewsClaim for citizenship not properly 'made' – Proctor General News Claim for citizenship not properly ‘made’ – Proctor January 31, 2025 0 2 - Advertisement - An American-South African professor has lost his bid for Australian citizenship after a debate over the meaning of the word “made” in legislation. Asthma and allergy researcher David Henry Broide applied from California three years ago to become an Australian, but the… Click here to view the original article. Tagsqlsproctor.com.au - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleSuper funds’ expenses jump 15 per cent to nearly $13 billionNext articleCourse focuses on colleague support – Proctor RELATED ARTICLES General News Police detect P-plater speeding near fatal crash scene on Bass Highway, Somerset days after tragedy Australian Online News - November 9, 2026 General News Tomo Tomo keeps things simple. So what makes it so special? Australian Online News - November 9, 2026 General News Beau Lamarre-Condon trial live updates: Former NSW Police officer’s cross-examination continues over… Australian Online News - November 9, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Three departures and an arrival at Seven November 3, 2026 From NDIS expose to Giuffre report: WAtoday journalist scores double win at WA Media Awards November 8, 2026 Fitzy’s Loganholme shooting: Police say they’re closing in on alleged killers after drive-by south of Brisbane November 5, 2026 Germany’s Bundestag has approved mandatory video surveillance at slaughterhouses November 6, 2026 Load more