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Dutton named as target of alleged terror plot as Coalition and Labor vie for votes in WA

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The Opposition Leader has addressed reports in The Australian newspaper of an alleged terror plot on his house last year. It's alleged a Brisbane teenager bought ingredients for a homemade explosive, and has been arrested and charged following a joint investigation by Queensland Police and the AFP. Peter Dutton has praised security services while on the campaign trail - both he and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese heading west as the battle for WA heats up.
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