Dutton accused of investing in dog whistles the day before being elected to Parliament

Opposition leader and shrewd investor Peter Dutton has faced further scrutiny over his investment history after it has emerged that he made millions investing in dog whistles.

Records show Dutton invested in dog whistles the day before a major spike in dog whistling took place across the country, coinciding with his election to Parliament.

This comes after revelations Dutton bought shares in three major banks the day before the Rudd government announced a $4 billion bank bailout during the GFC.

However, Dutton is said to be relieved his investments in detention centres before he became Immigration Minister is yet to be made public.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has reassured voters he can be trusted as he has never made a good investment in anything during his political life.