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Labor demands Peter Dutton explain timing of share purchases

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The Government is demanding Opposition leader, Peter Dutton, disclose when he bought shares in major banks before a $4 billion banking-sector bail out during the Global Financial Crisis. Parliamentary records reveal he made several share purchases and sales. Dutton says it was entirely appropriate.
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