Coalition to put a rocket under defence spending with ‘significant’ boost
Peter Dutton says a Coalition government would spend more than Labor on defence and provide the money earlier.
Peter Dutton says a Coalition government would spend more than Labor on defence and provide the money earlier.
The Opposition Leader has attacked the Prime Minister for his ‘lack of interest’ and inexperience in dealing with matters of national security.
Peter Dutton has shrugged off an extraordinary endorsement of Anthony Albanese by PNG’s Foreign Minister, describing Melbourne-born Justin Tkatchenko as a ‘colourful character’.
Peter Dutton has issued concern over the growing presence of Russia in the Indo-Pacific region, eyeing a political brawl on national security.
Peter Dutton has been an effective Opposition Leader most of this term, and had the Coalition in a competitive position. But two things have gone terribly wrong.
Anthony Albanese has declared he has ‘no reason not to’ trust Chinese President Xi Jinping, while Peter Dutton has reserved his judgement on Donald Trump, claiming he ‘doesn’t know’ the US President.
Medicos have given a frank policy critique and a reality check.
National security should be the Coalition’s strong suit.
The Coalition has reaffirmed its support for a social media ban for kids under 16 in a new policy announcement which will see millions poured into online safety.
Labor claims new analysis shows Aussies will be worse off under Peter Dutton but the opposition leader says his tax relief would help families now.
Growth in residential property prices should ‘ideally’ lag behind wage gains, opposition housing spokesman Michael Sukkar has declared, but Peter Dutton has refused to endorse the claim.
The Coalition accuses super funds of pouring ‘more than $4.4bn’ into residential housing while spending millions campaigning against Peter Dutton’s super for housing policy.
The Opposition Leader has tried to distance himself from Donald Trump, as he spent day 18 of the campaign visiting three Labor-held outer Melbourne electorates.
A shock move by Russia has renewed the election battle on national security, with Peter Dutton attacking the Albanese government’s handling of the issue.
The Opposition Leader says the Coalition housing policy is about supporting all young people into the housing market, as he said he would help his own three kids.
When Peter Dutton said he’d live at Kirribilli House, Labor rightly pasted him for hubristically ‘measuring up the curtains’. Now Anthony Albanese has had his own curtains moment – and more.
Nationals leader David Littleproud has been called out over a comment he made about a female MP while campaigning in her marginal seat.
Tanya Plibersek says she’s focused on winning the election not keeping her portfolio after the PM said she’d remain in cabinet. She also blasted reporters over coverage of the pair’s awkward greeting; The Greens have rescheduled an Anzac Day rave.
The Coalition campaign has been beset by ill-discipline, half-baked policies, backflips, ideological confusion and a weak team.
Labor and the Coalition have attacked economists who said their property policies would lift house prices by as much as 15 per cent this year.
Peter Dutton has made the unusual move of bringing out son Harry on the campaign trail, in a bid to sell his pitch to young prospective first-home buyers.
The Opposition Leader says his fiscal credentials are in tact because the Coalition voted against $100 billion of Labor spending in the past three years, he would not say what proportion of this spending would be reversed if he wins the election.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has issued a sassy comeback and touted his DJ skills after the Liberal Party released a diss track against him.
Coalition leader Peter Dutton’s latest pledge to wind back vehicle measures imposed by PM Anthony Albanese has been slammed.
Anthony Albanese has backed Australians buying newspapers well into the future with funding to go towards the Tasmanian mill’s transformation to a low-emissions operation, as Peter Dutton continues to drill into voters the Coalition’s pledge to cut the cost of petrol.
A controversial feature in the election campaign has highlighted how working from home tensions are still bubbling under the surface in Aussie workplaces.
After a fortnight of sugar hits from Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton, policy launch day was an opportunity to show their platforms could meet current challenges. They fell way short.
Peter Dutton would allow some first-home buyers purchasing new houses to deduct interest payments on their mortgages, as Anthony Albanese offers voters a new tax lure on work expenses and doubles down on Labor’s first-term agenda.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is facing an uphill battle to the May 3 election, with new polling showing a fresh drop in the Coalition’s primary vote.
The Coalition will order federal police to revisit dozens of anti-Semitic incidents since October 7, 2023, that law enforcement officials have previously decided not to pursue.
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