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The department was established in December.Budget documents state the funds will be used “to upgrade the capacity and performance of the Department of Home Affairs’ ICT infrastructure, enhance its analytics and threat management capabilities and establish a platform for the enterprise identity management system”. The Home Affairs ‘super ministry’ led by Peter Dutton is a product of the government’s response to the L'estrange review of Australia’s intelligence community. The portfolio covers immigration, border protection and domestic security and law enforcement agencies. A bill passed yesterday by the House of Representatives with bipartisan support allocated a range of ministerial powers to Home Affairs as part of the department’s establishment. The budget also allocates $59.1 million over four years from 2018-19 to enable the joint federal and state initiative to build a National Criminal Intelligence System (NCIS). “The NCIS will provide a national, unified picture of criminal activity to better enable law enforcement and intelligence agencies to combat criminal and national security threats,” budget documents state. The system “will provide frontline police the information and intelligence they need to combat crime and disrupt the terrorism threat,” a statement issued by Dutton’s office said. In addition the government has allocated $68.6 million over four years to launch the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE) — an initiative originally announced in March. Read more Budget 2018: Funding to enhance security of Bureau of Meteorology, parliament IT systems“The scale and complexity of the challenge [of child exploitation] is compounded by technology and the continuing evolution of that technology for what is a borderless crime,” the March announcement stated. “In the digital era, it has never been easier for perpetrators to contact chil...

She was born in Brighton, Iowa on August 7, 1938, to Ralph and Helen Greiner Peiffer. She lived in Brighton nearly her entire life, before moving to The Villages, Florida in 2012 and then to Raleigh in 2016 until her passing. She graduated from Brighton High School in 1956 and married Ronald Dean Edwards on June 10, 1957 in East Pleasant Plain, IA. Jeanette held several jobs before moving to Florida, including the Gamble Store in Brighton, the restaurant at the Washington Sale Barn, cashier at numerous auctions with Dean and Eddie Edwards, along with helping Dean sell Pioneer Seed Corn for many years. Jeanette loved attending Iowa football and basketball games, camping, golfing, dancing, attending the Iowa State Fair, and spending as much time as she could with her family. During her years in Brighton, she was an active member of the St. Joseph Catholic Church. Jeanette was a loving, cheerful and fun person, who always made people feel welcome and important. It’s easy to picture Jeanette celebrating, dancing and laughing as she is whole again and reunited with Dean.She is survived by her son Steve of Las Vegas, NV and his son Kyle, from Great Falls, MT. Her son Denny and his wife Cindy and their two sons Bryce and Drake, all from Raleigh, NC. She is also survived by her two brothers Glen Peiffer of Santa Clarita, CA, Donald Peiffer and his wife Judy of Ottumwa and several nieces and nephews. Jeanette was preceded in death by her husband, parents and her sister, Elaine Drap.A Funeral Mass will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday June 2, 2018, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in East Pleasant Plain with Rev. Louis J. Leonhardt officiating. Burial will be in Brighton Hillcrest Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Jeanette's memory may be left at the church or mailed to: Transitions Life Care, 250 Hospice Circle, Raleigh, NC 27607. Gould Funeral Home in Brighton is in charge of arrangements,...