They're a range of proposed changes to the country's terrorism laws that Scott Morrison wants enacted as a matter of urgency.
He plans to introduce legislation into the parliament before the end of the year that would give Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton tougher powers to cancel the citizenship of terrorists.
Currently a minister can act if the jail sentence is six years or more.
There are also proposed changes to the handling of foreign fighters returning to Australia after spending time in conflict zones.
Mr Morrison says they remain a threat - not just here but for the entire Asia-Pacific region.
