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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - DECEMBER 17, 2024: Opposition leader Peter Dutton visits a local business, Dematec Automation at Melrose Park Adelaide. Presser. Picture: NewsWire / Roy VanDerVegt

‘Last chance’: Dutton’s ominous warning in election campaign

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is set to kick off his election campaign by telling Australians he is their last chance to save the nation.

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ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - DECEMBER 17, 2024: Opposition leader Peter Dutton visits a local business, Dematec Automation at Melrose Park Adelaide. Presser. Picture: NewsWire / Roy VanDerVegt

Dutton declares Libs are ‘back in town’ ahead of campaign launch

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is set to kick off his election campaign in the marginal Melbourne seat of Chisholm where he plans to tell Australians he is the last chance to save the nation.

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Top diplomat backtracks over Australia Day snub

Australia’s High Commissioner to the UK changed his plans hours after Peter Dutton said “if Stephen Smith is ashamed of Australia Day, he should be on the next flight home”.

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‘Tin pot dictator’: Union slams LNP’s plan to ban CFMEU from Bruce Hwy fix

A major union has slammed Peter Dutton’s Bruce Highway funding caveat to exclude the CFMEU from future projects, warning that any move to ban workers from sites would be illegal.

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Pam Malcolm Turnbull and Julie Bishop holding a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra. Deputy PM Michael McCormack and Deputy NSW Premier John Barilaro at the National Party of Australia, NSW annual general conference in Cowra, NSW. Picture Kym Smith Deputy PM Michael McCormack and Deputy NSW Premier John Barilaro at the National Party of Australia, NSW annual general conference in Cowra, NSW. Picture Kym Smith

Gladys ‘deeply disappointed’ with leadership spill

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has conceded the leadership merry go round in Canberra had “diminished” the nation’s top office. Peter Dutton hasn’t ruled out a second challenge but Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has pleaded with Liberal colleagues for unity saying disunity is death.

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Peter Dutton and John McVeigh in calmer times at the Toowoomba Show in April 2018. Picture: Contributed

REVEALED: How Groom MP may have voted in leadership spill

John McVeigh is believed to have voted a certain way in the Liberal Party leadership spill this morning.

Peter Dutton has resigned his ministry. Picture: Patrick Woods

Dear Libs, if you’re going to ditch Mal, don’t send Pete

Whatever happens next, here is my advice to the Liberals: If you are going to ditch Malcolm, offer us a better alternative than Peter Dutton

Victorian Liberal Party president Michael Kroger leaves the Federal Court in Melbourne, Thursday, June 14, 2018. The Victorian Liberal party are in a dispute with their biggest donor, the Cormack Foundation, and its $70 million war chest. (AAP Image/David Crosling) NO ARCHIVING

PM change is ‘first world problem’

A SENIOR Liberal figure has downplayed a possible leadership challenge between Malcolm Turnbull and Peter Dutton as a “first world problem in a disposable age”, listen to the interview with Miranda Devine.

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Federal Member for Wright Scott Buchholz with Treasurer Scott Morrison. Picture: Contributed

Ipswich MP backs Turnbull as Dutton prepares to strike

The nation could have its sixth Prime Minister in eight years if conservative Liberal MP Peter Dutton launches a challenge for the top job.

Cathy Norman and Paul Bergin of Maroochydore were forced to evacuate their hotel and seek higher ground when a Category 7 earthquake struck Lombok overnight. More than 80 people have died. Picture: Cathy Norman

Holiday nightmare: Couple in earthquake disaster zone

A SUNSHINE Coast couple ran barefoot 100m up a hill with 1000 other people after an earthquake sparked tsunami fears.

COMMUNITY SPEAKING UP: Fay and Len Neale speak with Senator Andrew Bartlett (right) after the Tamil feast at St Gabriel's Anglican Church on Wednesday evening. Picture: Andrew Thorpe

Greens Senator backs push to bring Biloela family home

Andrew Bartlett said he found it inspiring how the CQ community had come out in support of the Tamil family, who are currently in immigration detention.

LOOKING BACK: Warwick resident Ossie Pike looks back on photographs from his time in Rhodesia, where he was a successful farmer and miner before

FARMER’S HORROR: ‘We fought a terrorist war for 11 years’

A WARWICK man escaped from brutal persecution at the hands of an African despot but his heart goes out to the white South African farmers in the same shoes.

Nadesalingam holding 9-month-old Dharuniga and Priya with 2-year-old Kopiga.

Traditional Tamil feast thank the Biloela community

The family have been in the Melbourne Detention Centre for more than four months now

Decorated former army captain Jason Scanes is fighting to bring his Pashtun interpreter to Australia. Picture: Contributed

‘He saved my life – now we need to save his’

Jason Scanes will not stop fighting until his Pashtun interpreter is standing on Australian soil.

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