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Peter Dutton defends share purchases prior to government bailout

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Opposition leader Peter Dutton says he has nothing to hide over his purchase of bank shares before a multi-billion dollar government bailout. Dutton addressed the press for the first time today, facing scrutiny over the timing of his transactions.
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