00:00Marvelling at the rich red oars on the sea lanes to Asia
00:07200,000 tons, that's a serious business
00:11Or tooling along in a Toyota made from Aussie iron
00:15Mighty Hilux, great Australian
00:18Before and after every leader's stop on the campaign trail swarms a protective ring of steel
00:25Federal police sometimes seen, never heard, always ready
00:30I can confirm that there have been of course threats including one particularly serious incident
00:37I'm incredibly grateful to the AFP that my family are kept safe
00:40I've never felt unsafe
00:42Both leaders have disclosed foiled plans that could have caused potential harm
00:47One involving a teen's alleged terror plot with bomb making ingredients
00:52My thought was always in relation to the safety of my family
00:55I've reached out to Peter Dutton this morning
00:58Threats against politicians and other high office holders are on the rise
01:03Federal police report more than 700 in the last nine months
01:07Both leaders have resolved not to skip a step in the three weeks left of campaigning
01:12We were looking at some track poll this morning where all those numbers have come down
01:18Saying the quiet bits out loud Peter Dutton went west armed with a policy to strip penalties
01:24From car makers which failed to clean up their fleet submissions
01:29People will make the choice to buy better cars, we're just not going to tax them
01:33In the city that will soon be home to US nuclear submarines
01:36The opposition leader claimed the president who approved AUKUS had to be convinced
01:42President Biden didn't want the deal
01:43And questioned its future under the Prime Minister who carries it on
01:47I have huge concerns about AUKUS under Anthony Albanese, I really do
01:51That's an irresponsible comment frankly for Peter Dutton to make
01:54The Coalition's week started by ditching an unloved policy for public servants to work from home
02:00Now it ends with another twist
02:03Its quest to shrink the workforce by 41,000 wouldn't only happen through natural attrition or a hiring freeze
02:10Some would be paid to go under voluntary redundancy
02:14Australians want their taxpayers' dollars to be spent efficiently
02:17This rubbish that it's all going to be found by attrition has been put to bed today
02:22For now the work of the public service very publicly rolls on
02:27Blind to future controversies
02:29Electoral Commission staff just completed ballot paper bingo
02:33All set for voting from the 22nd of April
02:37Behind the skies
02:41Ordinary
02:53Legislative
02:56Stamping
02:58If you'd like to hear your neighbor
03:01The watchers
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