Annabel Crabb is back with the seventh series of ABC’s KITCHEN CABINET
In tonight’s episode, Annabel visits the outer Brisbane property of the Leader of the Liberal party, Peter Dutton to find out what makes this political hardman tick. On the menu; seafood chowder.
In this candid interview, Peter Dutton opens up about his family life and how his early career as a Queensland cop helped shape his world view.
During the episode, Dutton reflects on some of his more controversial public statements, why he likes to meditate and how a self-confessed shy kid became the Leader of the Opposition.
Introduced by Crabb in 2011, Kitchen Cabinet involves the host visiting politicians’ homes to cook a meal, with Crabb supplying dessert.
The upcoming series promises insight into the lives of eight politicians, including former Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews, Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney, Nationals Senator Bridget McKenzie, Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John, Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe, and Labor Minister Anika Wells.
Crabb, a member of the Parliamentary Press Gallery since 1999, commented on the changing nature of Parliament, noting its increasing diversity.
KITCHEN CABINET originally ran for six seasons between 2012-2016, featuring over 40 politicians from Prime Ministers to backbenchers. For enthusiasts looking to recap, previous episodes are available with intriguing politician insights.
Behind the scenes, the production team includes Director Stamatia Maroupas, Executive Producer Madeleine Hawcroft, Producer Pauline Ernesto, Associate Producer Brett Worthington, and Editors Elizabeth Graetz & Sally Moran.
Peter Dutton on the Crabbe show #KitchenCabinet -a tool to soften the corrupt LNP and co image. Dutton talks of the PTSD that he got from when Deidre Kennedy!
Slam dunk proof that Dutton makes up shite!
Su Dharmapala
Just to be clear – Peter Dutton was 3 years old when Deidre Kennedy died. This is some next level fucked up shit. He didn’t investigate the case. #KitchenCabinet