Peter Dutton responds to scrutiny over property and share transactions
- Peter Dutton has made $30 million in property and share transactions over 35 years, as reported by the Sydney Morning Herald.
- Dutton defends himself against transparency accusations regarding his share trading, stating he has acted with integrity and considers the events as 'ancient history.'
- Labor criticizes Dutton's share trading during significant events in the global financial crisis and has called for him to disclose details about his share purchases to clarify any potential conflicts of interest.
- Dutton bought shares from major banks before they were bailed out in January 2009, leading to claims of insider knowledge regarding his trades, according to Labor Party assertions.
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Labor demands Peter Dutton explain timing of share purchases
The Government is demanding Opposition leader, Peter Dutton, disclose when he bought shares in major banks before a $4 billion banking-sector bail out during the Global Financial Crisis. Parliamentary records reveal he made several share purchases and sales. Dutton says it was entirely appropriate.
·Sydney, Australia
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