‘Glass jaw’: Shorten’s swipe at Dutton
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has been criticised after he skipped his usual morning show appearance amid revelations around his travel habits.
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Dutton’s major backflip on free flights
Peter Dutton has conceded he asked billionaire Gina Rinehart for a flight on a private plane, following furore over the Prime Minister’s free flight upgrades.
Mainstream v elites chasm widens ahead of federal election fight
The widening gulf between Australia’s elite and mainstream classes is carving out a ‘two-speed electorate’, forcing Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton to shore-up support among splintering voter bases in previously safe ALP and Coalition heartlands.
PM attempts to reassure Labor ministers over Qantas debacle
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has moved to calm ministers over his Qantas upgrades saga at a Labor meeting, with one attendee telling The Australian the PM was rambling and his monologue was even worse than his widely-panned press conference a day earlier.
Push to upgrade freebie Albanese to corruption watchdog
Anthony Albanese has been urged by Peter Dutton to refer himself to the National Anti-Corruption Commission, after the PM continued to dodge claims he asked former Qantas chief Alan Joyce for personal flight upgrades.
‘Breached’: Huge call on Albo’s upgrades
Peter Dutton has blasted Anthony Albanese for “breaching” ethical standards expected of ministers after he allegedly solicited free flight upgrades.
Dutton: PM should refer himself to anti-corruption commission over Qantas
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has called on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to refer himself to the National Anti-Corruption Commission over revelations in a new book he requested upgrades from former Qantas boss Alan Joyce.
Labor risks defeat if blue-collar voters continue to drift away
Anthony Albanese needs to develop a new agenda and compelling narrative for re-election, fast, or voters will look elsewhere.
’Tin foil hat’: Sparks fly in nuclear probe
A probe into atomic power is revealing a deep divide among experts, let alone members of Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s own party.
‘Contempt’: Warning to Albo after QLD vote
Peter Dutton is twisting the knife in federal Labor after Queensland voters kicked the party out after almost a decade in power.
Chalmers accepted Qantas upgrade, Dutton wants answers from PM
The Treasurer never asked former Qantas chairman Alan Joyce for upgrades but accepted one for himself and his family in 2018, while Peter Dutton says the PM must answer questions over a reported 22 upgrades, some while Transport Minister.
Queensland election result is a fundamental test of the PM’s leadership
There is a dual and potentially fatal lesson for both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton in the Queensland election.
Libs’ plan to turf teals from blue ribbon seats
Peter Dutton has launched a pre-election campaign targeting teal MPs, warning voters not to ‘risk it’ by allowing independents to hold the balance of power.
A decade of Sunshine: Crisafulli’s 10-year vow to Queenslanders
In a result that will be heavily analysed by Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton just months away from a federal election, David Crisafulli shed his small target election strategy to promise to deliver significant reforms on infrastructure, crime and housing.
Dutton wants Pezzullo case to go to NACC
Peter Dutton has slammed the decision to strip Mike Pezzullo of his Order of Australia and urged the Albanese government to refer the matter to the anti-corruption commission.
Dutton’s nuclear plan savaged by probe
A worrying prediction has cast serious doubt over Peter Dutton’s nuclear energy plan, as a Labor-led parliamentary inquiry gets underway.
Duelling policies: big build-ups, very little foundation
The duelling housing policies of Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton in response to Australia’s home ownership crisis will decide who wins the election.
‘Horrified’: Reactions to inflation warning
Australians are being urged to prepare for further financial pain after the International Monetary Fund issued a dismal prediction for next year.
Dutton dodges major housing question
Peter Dutton has accused the housing minister of voicing “thought bubbles” while dodging major housing questions.
Thorpe’s expensive wailing
Unless parliament changes the rules, Australians are stuck with paying ex-Greens Victorian independent senator Lidia Thorpe almost $1m until her term ends in June 2028.
Thorpe rails against ‘colonial structures’ but has no issue with Chairman’s Lounge
Lidia Thorpe has racked up thousands of dollars in taxpayer-funded interstate travel since entering parliament, and Peter Dutton says there is a ‘strong argument’ for her to resign after her tirade at King Charles.
Dutton in green nuclear pitch to Crisafulli
Peter Dutton will spruik nuclear power as a way to cut electricity costs and lower carbon emissions to win over David Crisafulli if the LNP leader wins the Queensland election.
‘Speak as many, not as one’: Indigenous leaders distance themselves from Thorpe’s tirade
Indigenous community leaders say Senator Lidia Thorpe’s outburst in Parliament House was done ‘her way’ but that Aboriginals had a ‘right to be negotiated with’, as they discussed meeting King Charles.
Call to action to break the stifling political malaise
The Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference to be held this week provides a welcome platform for the free exchange of ideas.
Attack on Dutton says more about Labor’s lack of ideas
Painting Dutton as arrogant, aggressive and reckless is not going to deliver Labor a victory. Australians are just sick and tired of personality politics. They are demanding substance.
Mixed reviews for Coalition’s $5bn housing pledge
Peter Dutton’s $5bn pledge to fast-track shovel-ready developments has received mixed reviews from housing policy experts, handing Labor ammunition ahead of the election.
‘Let’s get Dutton’: ALP to play the man in negative election campaign strategy
Anthony Albanese will run a negative election campaign against Peter Dutton’s ‘arrogant, aggressive and reckless’ personality and won’t rely on Labor’s record alone to try and win a second term.
Dutton accused of housing plan copycat
Peter Dutton is facing allegations of being a copycat after unveiling a multi-billion dollar housing plan.
‘Work Choices 2.0 vs unions running wild’
Political rhetoric on IR policy is heating up – but how credible are each side’s warnings?
Labor hits the panic button to drive down migration
The Albanese government is desperate for foreign students to head for the exit gates, as Peter Dutton calls visa hoppers the ‘modern version of boat arrivals’.
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