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Are Media's women's-magazine web portal, carrying material from Woman's Day and The Australian Women's Weekly. Same publisher as the Weekly, so the two are NOT independent origins.

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Now to Love Section Who is Peter Dutton's first wife? Secondary

For “Married” 1992 of Peter Craig Dutton & Unknown

"Kirilly is Peter's second wife. Little is known about the conservative liberal MP's first wife, apart from the fact that the pair were married in 1992, when Dutton was just 22 years old and still working as a police officer. The marriage lasted only a few months during his early 20s."

Supports the 1992 year the tree already held for this event, and explains why the wife remains #52474 'Unknown': no source names her. The marriage ended within months, so the family's endDate is very likely 1992 or 1993 - but NO source states it, so no endDate is proposed.

Now to Love Section Who is Kirilly Dutton? Secondary

For “Married” JUL 2003 of Peter Craig Dutton & Kirilly Brumby

"Peter married Kirilly (nee Brumby) in July 2003 in a romantic Italian affair"

This is the ONLY published statement found that confirms BOTH halves of what the tree already held for this event - the month, JUL 2003, and the country, Italy (placeId 8836). The tree was right and had no citation for it. Quote truncated at 'affair': the sentence continues into a stripped hyperlink. Retrieved 2026-08-28.

Now to Love Section Who is the mother of Peter Dutton's first daughter, Rebecca Dutton? Secondary

For Peter Craig Dutton & Unknown

"The identity of Rebecca's mother is not public information." ... "I was engaged to … my daughter's mum and Rebecca was conceived in that relationship and that relationship broke up. Kirrily and I met after that"

The second passage is Dutton's own words in an interview quoted by this article, and is the clearest statement that Rebecca's mother is neither the 1992 wife nor Kirilly. It is quoted here as the evidence for the structural problem noted on the other citation attached to this family. The article spells his wife's name both 'Kirilly' and 'Kirrily'; the tree and every other source use 'Kirilly'.