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Peter Dutton joins Australian War Memorial board

Labor will recommend Peter Dutton for the Australian War Memorial Council for three years starting November 14.

Peter Dutton, former Liberal leader who lost his federal seat in the 2025 election, will be recommended to the Australian War Memorial Council by Veteran Affairs Minister Matt Keogh. Dutton will serve a three-year term from November 14, replacing Glenn Keys.

Dutton was Defence Minister under Scott Morrison. The Albanese government has appointed several previous Liberal figures to board roles.

November 14
Term start
Three years
Term length
Glenn Keys
Replaced
Dickson to Ali France in 2025 election
Lost seat

Why it mattersThe appointment shows willingness to draw on cross-party expertise for major national institutions, despite recent electoral conflict.

AustraliaDutton will help guide one of Australia's most important cultural institutions through ongoing expansion and complex legacy issues affecting veterans.

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