Dutton released a policy document on his plans to “Get Australia Back On Track” as he spruiks his alternative vision for the country.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has highlighted his suburban battler upbringing during his unofficial election campaign launch in the Melbourne seat of Chisholm, where he nominated public safety, lower inflation, cheaper energy and affordable housing as policy priorities for the Coalition.
“The expensive Panadol policies must stop,” he told the supportive crowd consisting largely of volunteers, candidates and sitting MPs. “The necessary economic surgery to stop wasteful spending must start.
“I saved diligently to afford a house deposit. Buying my first home aged 19 was one of my proudest achievements.”Dutton previously sold a beachfront home on the Gold Coast for $6 million and was a beneficiary of a family trust, alongside his wife, that owned her company, RHT Investments, which ran two childcare centres. Albanese has repeatedly hinted at Dutton’s use of a trust to cast doubt on the opposition leader’s asset holdings.
Federal frontbenchers Sussan Ley, Angus Taylor, Michael Sukkar, Michaelia Cash, James Paterson and National Party leader David Littleproud were also among the attendees.
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