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Explained: Who is Anthony Albanese, Australia’s likely next Prime Minister?

  
The Indian Express - 05.23.2022 Original article ›
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The new Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese has visited India as a backpacker in his younger days and led a parliamentary delegation to India. He is committed to deepen economic, strategic, and people to people links between India and Australia. Albanese is also committed to fighting climate change and moving aggressively on renewable energy.

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Australia election: Anthony Albanese leads Labor to Australian election victory

  
BBC News - 05.23.2022 Original article ›
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Raised by a single mom on a disability pension who was determined to give her son a university education, is how Anthony Albanese described himself in his first speech after winning Australia's 2022 election and forming a Labour government.

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addresses IIT Delhi

  
The Hindu - 03.10.2023 Original article ›
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Australian federal election date: Anthony Albanese calls poll for 3 May

  
The Guardian - 03.27.2025 Original article ›
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Australian PM Anthony Albanese sets May 3, 2025 for Australian elections. Labor party is in a tight race with Sutton's Liberal party coalition. Sutton proposes cuts in bureaucracy, and efforts to reduce cost of living pressures in the suburbs of Melbourne and Sydney, cut immigration and replace coal powered plants with small nuclear reactors.

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Australia ‘doesn’t respond to demands’, Anthony Albanese tells China

  
The Guardian - 07.11.2022 Original article ›

Anthony Albanese: Australia's new PM sworn in ahead of Quad meeting

  
BBC News - 05.23.2022 Original article ›
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About a third of Australians voted for the Greens party and several smaller parties. There was a definite trend in favor of tackling climate change after the fires and other extreme weather events in Australia in 2021. Scott Morrison's coalition gained 54 seats compared to 74 for Labour, with 76 needed for a majority. Labour had set a much higher target for reducing carbon emissions than the Morrison coalition with Labour setting 43% reduction in emissions compared to 26% for Morrison coalition by 2030. Australians decided climate change has to be tackled aggressively.

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Anthony Albanese avoids Chinese airspace on flight to US for Aukus talks

  
The Times - 03.13.2023 Original article ›
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Australia rejects proposal to recognise Aboriginal people in constitution

  
The Guardian - 10.14.2023 Original article ›
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Th Labour party of Mr. Anthony Albanese promised a referendum on its "voice" plan to give aboriginals separate representation. It would have created an advisory body to the government for indigenous people related to issues such as health and education.The referendum failed by a wide margin in the vote across Australia. Some opposed it as not doing enough for reconciliation with the indigenous people who make up 4% of the Australian population, the opposition Liberal party opposed it as being too vague, and others felt the government was not doing enough for major issues such as cost of living.

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