Peter Dutton delivers ‘punchy and political’ budget reply speech
The Australian National Affairs Editor Joe Kelly says Opposition leader Peter Dutton’s budget reply speech was “punchy and political”.
The Opposition Leader delivered his budget reply speech on Thursday night.
“I think it was a punchy and political speech,” Mr Kelly told Sky News host Sharri Markson.
“I think he is trying to really draw some larger contrasts between himself and Anthony Albanese, his philosophy and Labor’s philosophy.”
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The Opposition Leader delivered his budget reply speech on Thursday night.
“I think it was a punchy and political speech,” Mr Kelly told Sky News host Sharri Markson.
“I think he is trying to really draw some larger contrasts between himself and Anthony Albanese, his philosophy and Labor’s philosophy.”
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