Dutton returns to basics as he takes the fight to Labor
Opposition has been able to hone its message against the government.
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Dutton galvanised for energy fight
Peter Dutton moves to establish clear markers based on Liberal values for the long road ahead in restoring electoral support.
Future dark under Labor, Dutton warns
Peter Dutton has accused Anthony Albanese of breaching faith with voters, laying down the gauntlet over cost-of-living pressures, renewable energy targets, tax, IR and restoring values in schools.
Dutton call for Indigenous sex abuse inquiry
Peter Dutton has called for a royal commission to examine child sexual abuse in Indigenous communities, which he says has been ‘normalised’ over the years.
Truth about Peter Dutton’s first home
The Opposition Leader has revealed what he paid for his first home, and it’s a lot different to what you’d expect.
Extraordinary warning about power bills
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has claimed people will have to choose between “eating and heating”, with gas and electricity bills set to skyrocket in the next few months.
Dutton: Labor broke Aussies’ trust
Peter Dutton has joined the chorus of Australians disappointed by the federal budget, saying the government has broken their trust.
Dutton lashes Labor’s economic plan
Peter Dutton has warned of dark days ahead for Australians and accused Anthony Albanese of breaching faith with voters in his first budget reply speech.
Pattern bargaining looms as a productivity obstacle
Labor’s industrial relations bill, tabled this week, contains exactly what business fears – the reintroduction of industry wide or pattern bargaining across the economy.
Leaders react to Labor’s blueprint
Peter Dutton doesn’t like it, industry is cautious, social services find it ‘troubling’. Here’s what everyone is saying about Jim Chalmers’ first budget.
It’s gloves off as party leaders prepare to get down and dirty
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are the most experienced political opponents since John Howard faced off against Paul Keating. Neither will miss the opportunity to damage the other.
Dutton to set watchdog on embattled senator
Peter Dutton says he will refer Greens senator Lidia Thorpe to the proposed national anti-corruption commission after she failed to disclose her relationship with a former bikie boss while she was sitting on a law enforcement committee.
Dutton slams Green’s bikie relationship
Peter Dutton says action should be taken against “unfit” Greens senator Lidia Thorpe over her relationship with a former bikie.
‘Hypocrisy’: Bikie relationship blasted
The leader of the opposition has come out swinging after it was revealed Greens senator Lidia Thorpe dated a bikie boss.
Time for the centre-right to show its mettle
As the budget looms, Peter Dutton should look to Tony Abbott’s approach as opposition leader for inspiration.
Dutton blasts ‘ham-fisted’ Israel move
Peter Dutton has blasted Labor’s handling of Australia’s recognition of the Israeli capital as ‘ham-fisted’.
Thorpe is not fit for parliament, says Dutton
Lidia Thorpe is no longer fit to serve in parliament following revelations she had an undisclosed relationship with a former bikie boss, Peter Dutton says.
Israeli PM pans ‘hasty response’ on capital
Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid has attacked the Albanese government’s decision to reverse the recognition of West Jerusalem as the capital as a ‘hasty response’ to incorrect information.
Flood toll on agriculture ‘very large in scale’
The agricultural impact of flooding across the country is widespread, Emergency Management Minister Murray Watt has warned.
Even in Libs’ crisis, message still clear: disunity is death
Peter Dutton must hold the party together until there is a change in the political mood in Australia. And standing firm on energy policy may offer a way to topple Labor and the teals.
Floods yet to peak, hundreds of homes submerged: Andrews
Victorian Premier warns weather event will run for a number of days, says at least 1000 homes currently flooded or isolated across the state, flags quarantine facility as relief centre.
Tribunal assent to NACC ‘not on’
Peter Dutton says it would be ‘completely and utterly unacceptable’ for a member of the AAT to sign off on warrants requested by anti-corruption investigators if they were connected to the ALP.
‘Backwards’: Dutton fears energy chaos
Peter Dutton fears Australia is heading down a similar path to European nations where energy prices are skyrocketing.
Extract more gas to lower prices at home: Joyce
Former Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce suggests lifting domestic supply rather than a price cap to make gas more affordable.
’Uncertain times’: Dutton’s warning to Aus
Peter Dutton has issued a warning about China as a dispute rages over who is to blame for a massive financial mess.
‘Tolerate that’: Dutton on AFL scandal
Peter Dutton has weighed into the CEO crisis claiming Andrew Thorburn was “discriminated” against “because of his Christian values”.
‘Live with it’: Cold call on ISIS families
Peter Dutton says women and children shouldn’t be repatriated from Syria because the wives of ISIS fighters need to “live with their decision”.
Dutton has ‘grave concerns’ over IS brides
Peter Dutton has ‘grave concerns’ about the national security implications of the Albanese government’s plan to repatriate families left behind by Islamic State fighters in Syria.
Chalmers seeks ‘slippery path’ out of tax cuts
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton claims the Treasurer will try to deviate from stage three cuts while a Tasmanian MP deems a review necessary to reflect global changes.
‘Rolling blackouts’: Grim warning to Aussies
Aussies could be forced to deal with rolling blackouts like those seen in California under the government’s energy plan, Peter Dutton has warned.
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