Furious Dutton says Burke is lying about caravan plot briefings
- Peter Dutton, the Opposition Leader, claimed he was briefed about the caravan incident on January 30 after requesting it, contradicting Minister Tony Burke's statements that Dutton avoided the briefing.
- The Australian Federal Police declared the caravan a fabricated terrorism plot aimed at instilling fear in the Jewish community, and there was no risk of a mass casualty event.
- Burke accused Dutton of recklessness regarding national security for not seeking information during the incident, while Dutton labeled Burke's comments a 'crass' political attack.
- Details surrounding the incident suggested that authorities suspected the plot was a hoax early on, with the AFP stating it was a 'criminal con job' aiming to cause fear for personal gain.
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