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Dutton Slams Coalition Over Abortion Debate

Peter Dutton criticizes Coalition MPs for discussing abortion laws, warning it could cost votes in the upcoming federal election.

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Peter DuttonJacinta Nampijinpa PriceSussan LeyJane HumeBridget Mckenzie

What sparked the abortion debate in Queensland?: The debate in Queensland was triggered by Robbie Katter's suggestion to amend the state's abortion laws, which led to intense questioning of David Crisafulli, who eventually ruled out any changes.
What was discussed in Dutton's party meeting regarding the abortion debate?: Dutton addressed the issue in a party meeting, emphasizing that it is not a federal matter and warned MPs against engaging in debates on abortion, viewing it as a distraction orchestrated by Labor.
What was Peter Dutton's response to the abortion debate among Coalition MPs?: Peter Dutton criticized Coalition MPs for discussing abortion laws during the recent Queensland election, believing it may have cost votes and urged party discipline.
How did Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price contribute to the federal abortion debate?: Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price reignited the abortion debate at the federal level by condemning later-term abortions, prompting immediate responses from senior colleagues who stated there would be no policy changes.
What was Dutton's earlier stance on the impact of the abortion debate on voter sentiment?: Dutton previously downplayed the impact of the abortion debate on voter sentiment, suggesting it wasn't a significant factor influencing votes.

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