Revealed: The extraordinary number of Coalition MPs and Senators who took a freebie trip paid for by foreign billionaires to a conservative talkfest - before Opposition slammed the PM as 'Airbus Albo'

EXCLUSIVE The Coalition allowed 14 MPs and senators - including more than a quarter of Peter Dutton's front bench - to travel to a summit in London weeks before they bashed up the PM as 'Airbus Albo' for his intense travel schedule. Alex Antic was among notable guests at the event Former Liberal frontbencher Julian Leeser - who quit as Shadow Indigenous Australians minister during the Voice referendum debate - was also among attendees Shadow Minister for Home Affairs James Paterson is one Coalition Senator who was critical of Mr Albanese's decision to attend APEC and leave his government to pass through legislation in his absence last week. Scott Morrison Angus Taylor Alex Antic Anne Webster Henry Pike Matt Canavan Garth Hamilton James Paterson Barnaby Joyce Andrew Hastie Julian Leeser Dan Tehan Jacinta Price David Fawcett 'He hasn't done so. Mr Paterson was one of the 14 MPs and senators who attended the ARC summit, alongside former prime minister Scott Morrison, Angus Taylor, Barnaby Joyce and Julian Leeser. division and drift within conservatism' Mr Paterson's register of interests reveals he has travelled to Honolulu, Washington, Singapore, California, New York, Tokyo and London during the 47th Parliament in his role as Shadow Home Affairs minister And former PM Mr Morrison made four separate declarations regarding the trip and subsequent travel while on the other side of the world.