Peter Dutton thinks that politicians should be judged on their actions, not just on what they say.

Don’t risk Dutton on: Cost-of-living

Dutton and the Coalition voted against new rights for workers that have led to real wages growing more in the last year than they did under nearly ten years of the Coalition Government.

Dutton voted against tax cuts and free TAFE, opposed an interest rate cut and has pledged to cut measures that make electricity cheaper.

Don’t risk Dutton on his relationship with: Big Business

Big Business is worried about “nauseating” work from home spreading from the public sector to the private sector.⁽¹⁾ Dutton voted against strengthened working from home rights.

Dutton attended a fundraiser hosted by Justin Hemmes, a billionaire who stole more than $19.2 million from his workers.⁽²⁾ Dutton voted against criminalising wage theft.

Don’t risk Dutton on: Work-Life Balance

Dutton and the Coalition voted against strengthening work from home rights and the Right to Disconnect, which have boosted employment for women and reduced workers' unpaid overtime.

Don’t risk Dutton on: Job Security

Dutton and the Coalition voted against new rights that have led to hundreds of thousands of workers getting permanent jobs, instead of casual ones.

Don’t risk Dutton on: Women

Dutton and the Coalition voted against nearly every single one of 20 reforms that support fairer pay for women, including strengthening flexible work (like work from home).