Anthony Albanese defends his decision to spend time overseas and meet with world leaders, stating it is "part of the job" for the Prime Minister. The Opposition criticises him for prioritising international travel over domestic issues.
Anthony Albanese has defended his decision to spend time overseas and meet with world leaders stating it is "part of the job" for the Prime Minister . The Opposition has criticised Mr Albanese for prioritising international travel ahead of domestic issues.
However, the Prime Minister insists attending meetings like the APEC Summit are in "Australia's national interest" when it comes to jobs and the economy.
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