The next federal election is there to be won. Peter Dutton and the Coalition have the ability to win it, although polls at the moment suggest a minority government one way or the other. So what does Mr Dutton need to do to turn a likely narrow miss into a narrow win?
First and foremost, the Coalition, according to the number-crunchers, simply cannot win enough seats unless the Teal seats, or a majority of them, return to the Liberal fold.
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