‘Common sense’: Dutton’s swipe at Anna
Peter Dutton has lashed Annastacia Palaszczuk for treating Queenslanders ‘like mugs’ as the state battles four Covid-19 clusters.
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‘Move on’: Dutton blasts former PMs
After scathing attacks on his government by ex-prime ministers, the Defence Minister has labelled them ‘bitter’ and told them to ‘move on’.
Dutton sole witness in defame suit
Federal minister Peter Dutton is expected to take the virtual stand in his upcoming defamation fight against an activist over a tweet.
Dutton only witness in defamation spat
Federal minister Peter Dutton is expected to take the virtual stand in his upcoming defamation fight against an activist over a tweet.
Strategic interests come before French sensibilities
Leasing nuclear subs will help our submariners and workers prepare.
The secret poll worrying Steven Miles
A top unionist and backer of the Deputy Premier had polling done to gauge Miles’ prospects of being Palaszczuk’s successor.
‘We were honest’: French sub snub defended
Australia’s Defence Minister has defended the government against claims it lied to France over a move to tear up a submarine deal.
‘We’ve been open with France on subs’: Dutton
Amid accusations of lying, Defence Minister Peter Dutton insists Australia was honest about issues with French-designed submarines.
Momentous week for next stage of national defence
Maintaining peace from a position of weakness is often problematic.
Agreement will bring more US troops, aircraft
Defence Minister Peter Dutton has flagged an increase in US troop rotations under an agreement that will expand America’s military presence in Australia.
Dutton wants to welcome more US troops
Peter Dutton and Marise Payne meet their US counterparts in Washington with Antony Blinken promising the US would ‘not leave Australia alone on the pitch’.
Powering on after sinking French subs con job
Putting the French mistake behind us, Peter Dutton must push the US for nuclear submarine technology that can match China’s.
US commitment to allies will be closely watched
Preparing for a fight with China is not reckless warmongering. The better placed we are collectively to prevail in a conflict, the likelier it is we can deter Beijing from provoking one.
North Korea’s ominous message
The missile tests further ratchet up tensions across the Asia-Pacific.
Odd couple’s tri-nation tour deserves kudos
Morrison, Dutton and Payne are doing exactly what an Australian government should be doing: facing Chinese bullying and American uncertainty.
Has lesson been learned from defence debacles?
Costly submarine, fighter and frigate purchases have exposed big Australian mistakes. But with a key step we could still benefit.
Campaign against special forces a disgrace that should not have gained traction
Our ABC took every opportunity to denigrate the SAS and ADF.
Dutton’s SAS move reignites ‘beret war’
The Defence Minister’s decision to allow the Special Air Service Regiment to continue to run its own selection process has reignited a longstanding feud.
SAS survives to fight another day in Dutton call
Peter Dutton has reaffirmed the elite status of Australia’s Special Air Service Regiment, overruling a Defence plan to strip it of its ability to select its own recruits.
‘I will be 70 in January and I have never feared so much for the Western world’s future’
I would feel much more comfortable if Greg Sheridan and Peta Credlin were in the cabinet and Peter Dutton was the prime minister.
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