Albert denies plotting against the prime minister with Dutton. (photo by Australian newspaper)
Former Prime Minister Albert (Tony Abbott) denies plotting with Duddon (Peter Dutton), Ministry of Internal Affairs, to bring down Prime Minister (Malcolm Turnbull).
According to the Australian news agency, the number of immigrants admitted to Australia has reignited controversy in the recent week, and Albert`s relationship with Dutton is now being questioned.
"I admire this guy and respect him as a politician," Albert told 2GB radio on Sunday. I think we naturally tend to have similar ideas. It doesn`t surprise me to push for fewer immigrants. "
Asked if there was a secret meeting between the two, Albert said, "this is not how it works." Peter is a respectable man, and he will never want to sit down with his colleagues for a conspiracy. "
Albert is once again advocating a reduction in the number of immigrants admitted to Australia until housing and infrastructure can catch up. In addition, he reiterated his call for new thermal power stations to help reduce energy prices.
Albert predicts that the next general election will take place around May next year. "at any time, it is important that people know that this is a good government, that they are serving them, not fighting them," he said.
The federal government last week led to 30 consecutive Newspolls defeats, leading to internal controversy over leadership, energy and immigration policies. But former Liberal congressman Jobo (Steven Ciobo) earlier denied that government was in chaos.
Job said people are not interested in these internal discussions, but are concerned about job security and who is helping to reduce the cost of living stress. "We are absolutely successful," he told Sky News on Sunday. "We have created a record number of jobs, and that is the result of structured economic policy."
