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Prime Minister refuses to give details on terrorism plot briefing

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Federal opposition leader Peter Dutton has pledged to scrap public service jobs focused on hiring diversity if the Coalition win this year’s election. It comes as the Prime Minister refuses to say when he was briefed about the foiled the Sydney terrorism plot amid a week dominated by antisemitism concerns.
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