Dutton flags plans to axe emissions standard for cars
The opposition leader is ‘dead against’ the policy and will soon unveil a plan to bring down the cost of cars and utes.
The opposition leader is ‘dead against’ the policy and will soon unveil a plan to bring down the cost of cars and utes.
After decades of bipartisan neglect of the national defence, Peter Dutton’s budget reply speech was as refreshing as it was relevant.
Amid a prevailing belief that coal-fired power stations have to go, there is little incentive for their owners to spend the millions of dollars required to keep them maintained.
The generational surge in support for minor parties has so changed our political landscape that the 2025 election promises to be the most unpredictable in our history.
Peter Dutton says the Liberal Party is under new management and ready to govern, as he reveals his life motto and vision for the nation.
Anthony Albanese has launched a 37-day trench-warfare battle with Peter Dutton and linked his rival’s policies with Donald Trump, as Mr Dutton sharpened his cost-of-living pitch by declaring ‘energy is the economy’.
Australia’s largest steelmaker, BlueScope, has backed Peter Dutton’s election plan to bring down gas prices through a reservation scheme.
Anthony Albanese’s union army goes on the march against Peter Dutton, and Chooks discovers who came up with the idea to host Olympic rowing in croc-infested Rockhampton.
Peter Dutton is seeking to topple a first-term Labor government with the promise Australia will be safer domestically and abroad under his watch, while vowing to bring down house prices by slashing migration.
With a combined 53 years in parliament, Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton’s greatest hits and stuff-ups are set to be weaponised during the five-week campaign.
The first television ads of the federal election campaign, with Anthony Albanese asking Australians to stick with him and Peter Dutton saying he can do better.
It is no coincidence that Peter Dutton – the last surviving Howard government minister – has adopted the same strategy on petrol excise that John Howard used in 2001.
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are offering voters two of the most starkly different agendas in recent Australian political history.
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Anthony Albanese linked Peter Dutton to Trump as he prepares for attacks on Labor’s struggle with cost-of-living, energy prices and productivity.
The former Queensland police officer has built his brand on his tough stance against crime, aptitude for hard work and his unrelenting approach to borders and national security.
Peter Dutton has used a key pre-election speech to detail how he will reduce energy bills and divert gas into Australia’s energy grid, but rules out tax cuts.
Anti-nuclear climate activists have crashed another key Liberal party event, infiltrating the Opposition’s $3000-a-head fundraiser following Peter Dutton’s budget reply on Thursday night.
Tweedledum’s $14 a week or Tweedledee’s $10 a week. Take your pick. But we deserve better than this.
Peter Dutton must turn his ideological convictions into credible policies. Top of the list must be better detail on energy, tax reform and defence.
So, Peter Dutton does love temporary sugar hits after all. For the LNP, which always proclaims to be the party of lower taxes, now confined to the dustbin of history!
Peter Dutton’s challenge to become PM in the 48th parliament is monumental, requiring a net gain of 22 seats.
Peter Dutton used his budget reply to attack Labor and Anthony Albanese on the economy, defence and energy.
Labor and Coalition MPs have been banned from speaking to the media during the election campaign unless they receive approval and talking points from party officials.
Peter Dutton is attempting to force Anthony Albanese to fight on his terms and on his turf – the outer metropolitan suburbs.
It wasn’t until the very last words of Anthony Albanese at the very end of parliamentary question time that it became absolutely clear that Thursday’s sitting was the last of the first term of the Labor government.
The danger is these relief measures can get out of hand, blowing up the budget and being counter-productive.
One of the air force’s most senior commanders has approved of Peter Dutton’s pledge to buy another squadron of F-35 joint strike fighters, while dismissing rumours of a US ‘kill switch’.
Peter Dutton’s Elon Musk-style efficiency pledge will put thousands of Australian public servants in the Coalition’s firing line.
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