Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he is “very positive” about Australia’s future as he continued to push for investment in education and training.
“I think that we need to continue to invest in our education and training, to invest in our
infrastructure, to invest it in our people,” Mr Albanese said in a press conference on Thursday.
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