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Peter Dutton

Peter Dutton

Former Leader of the Opposition of AustraliaWikipedia

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Sep 22, 2026

Rafael EpsteinPANELIST
13:53
To get to the politics of it, the freeway I drive a lot, which is the one, it's actually the road, uh, Melbourne to Adelaide, but it goes to places like Ballarat.
Rafael EpsteinPANELIST
14:01
They've only just taken down the signs from the last federal election when Peter Dutton was promising a 25 cent fuel cut, uh, excise cut.
Rafael EpsteinPANELIST
14:11
So I know the Coalition feels like this is fertile political ground, and they always feel like, "Surely if we say people are gonna get cheaper petrol and cheaper diesel, it'll work." I understand why they say that.
Rafael EpsteinPANELIST
14:23
I was in Pakenham yesterday, which is kind of ground zero for the One Nation vote in the Victorian election at the end of the year.
Gary HardgraveHOST
43:15
The big question I ask is, who are the 27% of people still voting for him? One.
Gary HardgraveHOST
43:20
And how bad was Scott Morrison? How bad was Peter Dutton? If this bloke now is finally getting worse results.
Gary HardgraveHOST
43:30
The coalition still hasn't managed to profit from the slump.
Gary HardgraveHOST
43:33
They're sitting at a steady primary vote of just 19%, one in five.
Bill WymanGUEST
15:21
Absolutely.
Bill WymanGUEST
15:22
And we even saw this with Peter Dutton a year or two ago when he was going around saying the ABC and The Guardian were hate media, which I find very offensive, okay? And so you can see these people on the right testing these things out.
Bill WymanGUEST
15:38
Now, of course he's going to lose in – Any court is going to say, well, this is ridiculous, but it kind of doesn't matter.
Bill WymanGUEST
15:46
And it does go back to the midterms because since America does not have mandatory voting, it's all about getting your base out.
Di LeeGUEST
28:49
Look, this is about how political parties, you know, leading up to election, how the election material is very misleading.
Di LeeGUEST
28:57
For instance, the thing that Labor keeps on using every single election, as far as I can remember, is that a vote for me is either a vote for the Liberal or the last election was a vote for Dutton.
Di LeeGUEST
29:11
It changes every time, whoever the Liberal leader is.
Di LeeGUEST
29:14
A vote for Scott Morrison, a vote for Peter Dutton.
Di LeeGUEST
29:18
And the other thing that they spread, like mislead the public, especially in a multicultural community where they don't understand our political system and the messaging very clearly, is that they said, a vote for Dylee, your pension will be cut or your Medicare will be cut.
Di LeeGUEST
29:34
Now, that is a blatant lie.
Dai LeGUEST
7:17
Look, this is about how political parties, you know, leading up to election, how the election material is very misleading.
Dai LeGUEST
7:26
For instance, the thing that Labor keeps on using every single election, as far as I can remember, is that a vote for me is either a vote for the Liberal or the last election was a vote for Dutton.
Dai LeGUEST
7:39
It changes every time, whoever the Liberal leader is.
Dai LeGUEST
7:43
A vote for, you know, Scott Morrison, a vote for Peter Dutton.
Dai LeGUEST
7:46
And the other thing that they spread, like mislead the public, especially in a multicultural community where they don't understand our political system and the messaging very clearly, is that they said, a vote for Dylee, you know, your pension will be cut or your Medicare will be cut.
Dai LeGUEST
8:02
Now, that is a blatant lie.
Patricia KarvelasHOST
52:48
Reminds me of the last election.
Patricia KarvelasHOST
52:49
Peter Dutton was always at a Bowser.
Patricia KarvelasHOST
52:50
A lot of
Charles CroucherPANELIST
52:51
that.
Tom BallardHOST
14:16
And that also reminded me of 2017.
Tom BallardHOST
14:18
Remember when Peter Dutton... was very angry that Macklemore was performing at the AFL Grand Final.
Tom BallardHOST
14:25
And he said, I'm into free speech.
Tom BallardHOST
14:27
And he's going to perform same love, of course, while the marriage equality debate was raging.
Jessie McCroneGUEST
3:10
I don't know if you, if you hear that.
Barrie CassidyHOST
3:11
Well, Peter Dutton made that mistake on a couple of issues anyway.
Jessie McCroneGUEST
3:13
Yeah.
Barrie CassidyHOST
3:14
And maybe if he'd gone harder on migration, it would've just reinforced that.
John ToomeyHOST
51:08
sending them the coal.
John ToomeyHOST
51:09
And it's like we've got all this amazing uranium sitting in the ground- And Dutton was right, but he didn't know how to sell it.
John ToomeyHOST
51:16
No.
John ToomeyHOST
51:17
And we could go nuclear over the next 20 years and have the cleanest energy on the planet and the cheapest energy on the planet.
Greg MirabellaGUEST
52:06
Right.
Greg MirabellaGUEST
52:08
You're right.
Greg MirabellaGUEST
52:08
Peter Dutton was sort of on the right tram, but he – I mean, I spoke to him at length, actually, about this very issue.
Greg MirabellaGUEST
52:18
And I urged him to go with a broader policy rather than just be Mr.
Jack GoughGUEST
46:27
And so as soon as that started to happen, we started to get real critical mass.
Jack GoughGUEST
46:32
You know, I guess the last federal election, we felt not many of our issues were shifting politics, except for fire ants up in Queensland in the handful of seats, which were Peter Dutton's seat and around that area.
Jack GoughGUEST
46:44
And Peter Dutton wasn't meant to announce a fire ant policy, but he didn't because of the flood.
Jack GoughGUEST
46:49
Was Dutton pro or anti-fire ant? Pardon?
Peter LewisHOST
46:52
Is Dutton

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