Politics Now
Are Dutton's finances fair game in this campaign?
Feb 26, 2025
The podcast dives into the political fallout regarding Peter Dutton's share purchases, with Labor accusing him of unusual timing while Dutton defends against what he calls a smear campaign. It also covers Treasurer Jim Chalmers' diplomatic efforts in Washington, relating to trade tensions and tariffs. Amid rising tensions, the presence of a Chinese flotilla in Australian waters raises serious political concerns. The discussion shifts to the government's defense spending and the significance of unwavering alliances with the U.S. as elections loom.
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- Peter Dutton's share purchases and investment history have sparked debate about political integrity amid allegations of insider trading.
- The ongoing scrutiny of politicians' financial dealings reflects broader concerns about their disconnect from the housing crisis facing Australians.
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