Peter Dutton promises $6 billion 12-month halving of petrol and diesel excise
- Opposition Leader Peter Dutton announced a National Gas Plan to reduce energy prices in Australia, pledging to halve fuel excise for one year, saving the average motorist about $16 per week.
- Dutton pledged to cut the permanent migration program by 25% to improve housing availability and invest an additional $400 million into youth mental health services.
- The Coalition plans to introduce four key pieces of legislation to lower energy prices, support housing access, guarantee funding for essential services, and enhance safety for Australians.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese criticized the Coalition's fuel excise plan as short-term, noting it mirrors a previous budget strategy that did not provide ongoing cost-of-living help.
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A former detective who's hawkish on China will lead Australia's conservatives into an election
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Australia's conservative opposition leader Peter Dutton is a former police detective who gained a reputation during his years in government for his tough stance on border security and as a vocal critic of China.
Gas reserve, quick approvals heart of Dutton power plan
The coalition’s plan will prioritise domestic gas supply and reduce power prices, Peter Dutton says. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS) By Kat Wong and Dominic Giannini in Canberra Australians are being promised cheaper electricity bills as a result of more gas being pumped into the energy grid, as Peter Dutton sets up an election fight over the cost of living. The opposition leader outlined his vision for the country in his budget reply speech, including…
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