Peter Dutton spoke with Ray Hadley, where he responded to Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ remarks, in which Chalmers suggested that Dutton “is the most divisive leader of a major political party in Australia’s modern history.”

The Opposition Leader didn’t hold back in his reply, accusing Chalmers of leveraging the Voice referendum result, where Australians voted no, as a scapegoat for his frustrations.

“What he’s talking about, is the voice,” Dutton told Ray.

“We took a position on the voice to vote against it.

“If I’m divisive as a result of that, well, he’s accusing millions of Australians of exactly the same crime.”

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