Forget super; leaders want to focus on the nitty-gritty
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton both want to get back to talking about the everyday struggle with rising costs.
Peter Dutton
Super changes planned since election: Dutton
The Opposition Leader accuses the Albanese government of having a ‘secret list’ on what super savings will be spent on.
Broken super vows open a fresh front in the class war
Labor is trying to force the Coalition into a battle between its ‘fairness’ changes and the Liberals’ support for the rich. This will be Peter Dutton’s contest to frame.
Australia should not buy British nuclear subs: Dutton
Peter Dutton says Australia shouldn’t buy a British nuclear sub — comments branded ‘irresponsible’ by the Albanese government.
Super tax hit defined by confusion
The Coalition has accused Jim Chalmers of failing to model the super tax hit on more than 500,000 public servants and veterans captured under defined benefit schemes.
PM, Treasurer at ‘war’ over capital gains tax: Dutton
Peter Dutton says the Prime Minister and Treasurer are waging an ‘internal war’ after Jim Chalmers was forced to rule out touching the Capital Gains Tax exemption on the family home.
‘Dead against it’: Dutton’s super vow
Peter Dutton has unleashed on a plan to overhaul superannuation, warning that ordinary Australians could be next on the hit list.
PM’s super-sized broken promise on tax breaks
Anthony Albanese has set up a class-war fight over superannuation after breaking an election promise and doubling tax rates for 80,000 Australians.
Labor’s gift for Dutton as battle ground set for 2025
After Labor said in the last election campaign that it had no plans to make changes to super – only to announce a significant change – Peter Dutton must ask: what’s next?
Conservative forum to seek Liberals’ Yes vote
A forum held by the key conservative body in favour of an Indigenous voice to parliament, Uphold and Recognise, will go ‘some way’ to addressing Peter Dutton’s 15 questions.
Ideology rather than fiscal urgency driving Labor
Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers are determined to have a fight over the future of superannuation. And Peter Dutton is happy to give them one.
$5m donation kick-starts Yes campaign
A philanthropic organisation has donated $5m to the Yes campaign for the Indigenous voice, the single biggest known donation to either side, as the Yes alliance launches in Adelaide.
We’ll block Labor changes to super, vows Dutton
The Coalition is positioning for a major political fight with Labor over the future and purpose of superannuation.
Team Dutton hits campaign trail
The Liberal party have launched their campaign to retain the crucial seat of Aston in Melbourne’s outer-eastern suburbs.
Aston by-election a test for both PM and Dutton
If Dutton’s candidate loses, the knives will be out for him but if Labor loses, it will set a tone ahead of the budget which might change the political narrative.
Libs turn to barrister for Aston
The Victorian Liberal Party’s administrative committee has chosen Roshena Campbell, a woman of Indian heritage with a career as a barrister, as its candidate for the seat of Aston.
Dutton, Liberals defiantly deaf to tone of the nation
The Liberal leader admits he got it wrong when he boycotted the apology – he now runs the risk of being terribly wrong again if he opposes a constitutionally enshrined voice to parliament.
‘Cash back, violence up, children unfed’
Peter Dutton has been by Laverton residents the return of welfare cash has coincided with an alarming increase in alcohol-related violence and underfed children in the WA mining town.
Barrister firms as Libs’ Aston aspirant
The Victorian Liberal Party is preparing to announce its candidate for the Aston by-election as early as Tuesday.
Work with us, mayors beg PM
Mayors faced with rising alcohol-fuelled violence in WA’s Goldfields are demanding governments work with them to reintroduce some income management and boost local services.
Biden in Kyiv for surprise visit
Joe Biden has arived in Kyiv for a surprise visit days before the anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Nats leader’s admission on Voice debate
Nationals leader David Littleproud has responded after Peter Dutton warned the Voice referendum was on track to fail.
Defence a priority for reconstruction fund: Husic
Industry Minister says defence workforce shortages present a ‘big issue’ for the country, which the government hopes to tackle with investment in training and review of migration system.
Albo’s brutal message for Dutton
Anthony Albanese has issued a warning to Peter Dutton just days after the opposition leader apologised for one thing.
Quietly, carefully, Peter Dutton starts to find his voice
The Opposition Leader has had an awakening — and has begun to assert himself as Labor’s agenda loses its gloss.
Down to them: poll in hands of leaders
The fate of the referendum on the voice to parliament and government depends on the actions and attitudes of Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton.
Dutton ‘open’ to voice dialogue
Peter Dutton is ‘open to discussion’ with Anthony Albanese on the form of the Indigenous voice to parliament and government, believing the referendum will fail unless there are changes.
Dutton’s voice fail remarks ‘disappointing’
A referendum working group member says Peter Dutton’s comments that the voice was ‘on track to fail’ was at odds with the feeling of the meeting room.
Control of borders at risk: Dutton
Peter Dutton has accused the government of ‘playing a very dangerous game’ on border protection after the navy revealed it was providing ‘surge’ support to Australia’s northern waters.
Shove and shame now PM’s game
Facing a dire risk of not being able to pass its climate change policies, Labor is trying to shove Peter Dutton and to shame Adam Bandt into submission.
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