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I welcome the progress we have made to return Australian products, including Australian wine, to the Chinese market. On 4 November, I will travel to China. This will be another step to stabilise relations between Australia and China, in the interests of both our countries.

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Anthony Albanese2 years ago

Consistent, steady engagement with our international partners gets results for Australia.

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RNLilydale 🏴‍☠️2 years ago

Eye-watering' cost of Albanese's air travel revealed: Taxpayers fork out $3.7 million for Labor leader's flights since becoming PM

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Colleen Brady ( HistoryRepeating)2 years ago

Resign Now! You let China keep the Port of Darwin 🤬 #AlboMustGo

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Rad 😘2 years ago

Resign commie

JT 🌸🇦🇺👨‍🍳 🦕 🥥's profile picture
JT 🌸🇦🇺👨‍🍳 🦕 🥥2 years ago

What is this? The Albo World Discovery Tour? #ResignAlbo

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The Professor2 years ago

U gon say g’day to dictator Dan too?

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Christeen2 years ago

What an all-mighty un-godly wretched mess you have created in this lovely country since May 2022 ... go, dont come back, you are only happy outside the country anyway, stay away, we dont want you back, take all the other Labor unhinged lunatics with you ... please...

꧁✬ℯ𝒫ℯ𝒶𝓇𝒸ℯ✬꧂   𝕏's profile picture
꧁✬ℯ𝒫ℯ𝒶𝓇𝒸ℯ✬꧂   𝕏2 years ago

Instead of facing the aftermath of the failed divisive referendum & dealing with the cost of living etc. Albanese is off for a fully funded tax payer trip around the world. Australians 🇦🇺 should vote for a new PM in his absence.

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Nica Frost 🇦🇺 🌅 🇦🇺2 years ago

"In the interests of both our countries". This is highly debatable. Other than the monetary gains of globalism, dependence on an authoritarian, far larger country doesn't help the Australian nation in the slightest. But the money comes first. Australians need nationalism.

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BlockedBuster 🇦🇺 🇮🇹2 years ago

Can you please go to the Gaza Strip? I hear they need assistance.

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