Dutton announces $750 million crime crackdown

Dutton announces $750 million crime crackdown

Peter Dutton has announced a big-spending crime crackdown as Labor edges further ahead in pre-election opinion polls.

Coalition spruiking its tough-on-crime credentials

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Dutton seeks momentum from law and order

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton at a community barbecue breakfast in Ipswich, in the seat of Blair, on Sunday. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) Election Diary: Coalition makes ‘law-and-order’ pitch, with plan to invest proceeds of drug crime into communities, writes MICHELLE GRATTAN. As it seeks to gain some momentum for its campaign, the Coalition will focus on law and order, announcing $355 million for a National Drug Enforcement and Organised Crime St…

Coalition’s $750m crime crackdown

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton plans to introduce new “post and boast” social media laws as part of a $750m pledge into crime prevention.

Here's what's in the Coalition's $750 million plan to tackle crime if elected

A national sex offenders disclosure scheme and extra funding for law enforcement authorities to crack down on illegal drugs are among the policies the Coalition is promising should it win the May election.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton pledges $750m to tackle crime including national child sex offender register

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will unveil a $750 million pledge to put more resources towards tackling organised crime and illegal drugs, while establishing a national child sex offender register if he becomes prime minister.