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PM Albanese puts forward Oct 7 motion Dutton says Coalition cannot support

Published 8 October 2024, 8:04 am
The Federal Government has used its numbers in the House of Representatives to pass a motion condemning the October 7 attacks. But the Opposition Leader launched a fierce criticism of Anthony Albanese, for using a motion to appeal for a ceasefire to be called.
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