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Dutton calls on PM to self-refer for corruption probe over Qantas upgrades

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The federal opposition is demanding the prime minister refer himself to the anti-corruption watchdog over thousands of dollars in free Qantas flight upgrades. Anthony Albanese says he's done nothing wrong, also questioning free flights Peter Dutton has accepted on the private jet of mining billionaire Gina Rinehart.
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