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Mr Dutton delivered a speech to a federal council meeting of Liberal Party politicians, administrators and members in Sydney on Saturday in which he painted Mr Albanese as 'weak' and a leader who told people 'what they want to hear, not what needs to be said'

Peter Dutton launches highly personal attack on Anthony Albanese, calling him ‘a child in a man’s body’ while spruiking his new nuclear direction

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton told Liberal Party faithful Prime Minister Anthony Albanese…
Peter Dutton (pictured) is going all in on nuclear power as his solution to energy shortages and to achieve emissions reductions

Peter Dutton’s nuclear energy plan for Australia is never going to happen – but it will still dominate the election, writes PETER VAN ONSELEN

The great nuclear debate can now begin in earnest. Only it won’t…
The winners: More than 4,000 Australians worth an estimated $100million or more will receive the $300 rebate, described by the Albanese government as a ' cost-of-living' measure

PETER VAN ONSELEN: Why Jim Chalmers’ $300 energy rebate is WAY worse than you think

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been copping it from all sides for his…
Housing stocks are in short supply as rents go up and rising immigration increases demand

Peter Van Onselen: The one issue that will shape the next election – and why Albanese AND Dutton should be worried

By Peter van Onselen, Political Editor for Daily Mail Australia Published: 17:22…
Australia's wealthiest postcodes overwhelmingly voted for the Voice as the poorest towns in remote areas said No very loudly (pictured is teal independent MP Allegra Spender - second right - with former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Turnbull - far left, Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek and former Sydney lord mayor Lucy Turnbull)

How Australia’s wealthiest postcodes and most poorest towns voted in the Voice to Parliament – and there’s some big surprises in Sydney and Melbourne

Australia’s richest postcodes voted overwhelmingly for the Voice to Parliament while the…