Anthony Albanese
The Public Record
I look forward to a constructive engagement with President Trump. We have had three constructive phone conversations.
That would be nothing unusual. That has happened in the past and I’ll continue to assert Australia’s national interest, as I do.
We deal with each other in a calm and consistent manner, and we want to continue to pursue our national interests, and it is in our interest to have good relations with China.
It shows our Pacific partners that they can rely on Australia as a trusted and genuine partner.
The statehood and sovereignty of Tuvalu will continue, and the rights and duties inherent thereto will be maintained, notwithstanding the impact of climate change-related sea-level rise.
We've seen the attempt to run American-style politics here of division and pitting Australians against each other and I think that's not the Australian way.
Tariffs and escalating trade tensions are a form of economic self-harm, and a recipe for slower growth and higher inflation. They are paid by the consumers.
We stand with Ukraine. The people of Ukraine are fighting not just for their own national sovereignty, they are fighting for the international rule of law.
It is driven by hate, and it is disgusting. The comments are vile, the footage is sickening and it is shameful.
Regardless of the views that people have, Mr. Assange's activities, the case has dragged on for too long. There's nothing to be gained by his continued incarceration and we want him brought home to Australia.





