Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is campaigning in the Labor-held seat of Aston, promising to boost funding for Crime Stoppers and strengthen law and order.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is revealing plans to boost funding for Crime Stoppers as he continues his election campaign in the Labor-held seat of Aston. It comes after the Opposition Leader kicked off his unofficial 2025 federal election campaign in the Melbourne seat of Chisolm on Sunday as he promised to 'get Australia back on track'. The new funding commitment is expected to include $7.
5 million over three years after Mr Dutton revealed his government would 'bolster law and order in crime-heavy communities'.\'Last year alone, some 78 women tragically lost their lives in violent circumstances. And shockingly, antisemitism has surged by more than 700 per cent.' Leader of the Opposition Peter Dutton held a campaign-style rally in the Labor-held seat of Chisholm on Sunday. Picture: NewsWire / Valeriu Campa
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