Dutton comes out swinging
Home Affairs Minister suggests revenge over a series of damaging leaks, revealing Labor MPs asked him to intervene on visas.
Peter Dutton
Dutton’s backers won’t stop here
This government will lose under Scott Morrison, but rectionary Liberals won’t rest until their delusion is enacted.
Dutton challenged on visa claims
Peter Dutton has been challenged over whether he misled parliament on visa decisions for au pairs.
How to spot a real conservative
If Scott Morrison can add a Burkean feel for the common people to his liberal-conservative demeanour he might just succeed.
Turnbull quits politics
Malcolm Turnbull has quit federal parliament, one week after being ousted from the top job, ending 14 years as an MP.
Au pair intervention ‘fair’
AFL boss Gillon McLachlan has broken his silence over the Peter Dutton au pair saga.
Five eyes call out foreign influence
Five-eyes countries including Australia will respond jointly to ‘severe’ foreign interference and call out the nations responsible.
‘Au pair inquiry study a hoot’
Sacked Border Force commissioner Roman Quaedvlieg has been gleefully preparing for a Senate inquiry into Peter Dutton.
Dutton ‘helped mate’s au pair’
Peter Dutton intervened to allow an au pair into Australia after a request was lodged by an ex-Queensland Police colleague.
Dutton ‘helped’ former colleague
Peter Dutton is facing claims that an au pair he saved from deportation went to work for a former police colleague.
Let the eyes have it
There was almost a whiff of fatalism around Scott Morrison.
‘Very good time to be an Aussie in the UK’
George Brandis is “delighted” by Peter Dutton’s loss in last week’s leadership spill, his most trusted former adviser says.
PM ‘taking advice’ over Dutton
Scott Morrison says he’s been in contact with the Attorney-General on whether Peter Dutton needs to be referred to the High Court.
Dutton defiant over au pair visa
Peter Dutton has lashed claims he intervened in an au pair’s visa troubles because she had worked for Gillon McLachlan’s cousin.
Au pair revelations ‘ridiculous’
Peter Dutton hits out at suggestions he halted au pair deportation, while not denying being contacted by AFL chief’s office.
Dutton admits border ‘failings’
Peter Dutton says those detained from a Vietnamese boat would probably be deported “at the first available opportunity”.
Dutton’s amateur hour failure
The clumsily executed-Dutton challenge was a personal humiliation and a significant setback for conservatives. Never has a coup been so ham-fisted.
MPs spark LNP split debate
Queensland MPs want a stronger voice in Canberra, reigniting a debate over whether the LNP should sit as a separate party.
Abbott ‘could have a problem’
PoliticsNow: A Liberal MP has refused to endorse Tony Abbott in his new indigenous affairs role, joining Labor condemnation.
‘First smuggler boat in 1400 days’
More than a dozen foreign nationals are missing after their boat sank in croc-infested waters, in the first arrival in 1400 days.
Incisive reporting goes AWOL
In the end he lost, but Peter Dutton’s two challenges last week raise important political and media issues.
New generation to serve us better
Relentless wreckers must not be rewarded if Scott Morrison is to achieve party unity.
Morrison names new-look cabinet
Peter Dutton has been returned to cabinet in a revamped home affairs portfolio, with Marise Payne the new Foreign Minister.
How toff out of water became PM
Never a team player, always a sole trader, Turnbull was a political interloper, but with very few political convictions.
Leader of a battered party
Scott Morrison has outsmarted his opponents to seize the prime ministership, but he must balance change with continuity.
Olive branch for Dutton backers
The man who triggered the political demise of Malcolm Turnbull will be resurrected by Scott Morrison in a bid to unite the government.
Hanson breathes a sigh of relief
Pauline Hanson has conceded that One Nation would have struggled against a Peter Dutton-led Coalition at the next election.
Dutton asked back to cabinet
New Prime Minister Scott Morrison has opened the door for his defeated leadership rival, Peter Dutton, to return to cabinet.
How Turnbull ended Dutton tilt
The decision by the PM to delay a meeting until high noon today wrong-footed his challenger.
How the leadership challenge unfolded
Scott Morrison will become the 30th Australian prime minister after a remarkable week in politics. But how did we get here?
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