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On the campaign trail: Dutton grilled over candidate vetting process as Albanese touches down on Green Island

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The opposition leader has stared down questions about his own party’s vetting processes following revelations about another candidate. Naveen Razik is following the Opposition Leader’s campaign and reports from Victoria's marginal seat of Aston. Meanwhile, Anthony Albanese took Labor’s campaign off-road and on-water heading to the Great Barrier Reef. As the Coalition opens the possibility of ditching Australia’s 2030 climate targets if it determines they’d damage the economy. SBS Political Correspondent Sara Tomevska has been travelling with the Prime Minister.
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