Anthony Albanese officially sworn in as Australian PM
With an oath to “well and truly serve the Commonwealth of Australia”, and the flick of a signature, Anthony Albanese has officially become Australia’s...
Labor leader Anthony Albanese to be sworn in as Australia’s new prime minister
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Tonga may be forced to dissolve parliament – Moala
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