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Australia's Prime Minister in hot water over 'beautiful melons' comment about Japanese leader

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Australia's Prime Minister in hot water over 'beautiful melons' comment about Japanese leader
Daily Star
Daily Star2 hrs ago
Australia's Prime Minister in hot water over 'beautiful melons' comment about Japanese leader
Anthony Albanese apologised last month after suggesting he would 'sh*g' Kylie Minogue on the same podcast recording he discussed a gift from Japan's Prime Minister
The Mirror
The Mirror2 hrs ago
Australian PM Anthony Albanese 'beautiful melons' comment on female leader sparks backlash
The Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in hot water for a second comment he made during the same podcast recording he suggested he would sleep with Kylie Minogue
The Guardian
The Guardian4 hrs ago
Australia news live: Victorian Liberals pledge to mandate weekly red bin collection; Plibersek defends Albanese over podcast ‘melons’ comment
More than 30 councils across metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria collect general rubbish fortnightly. Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Police say the remains found in a suitcase near Goulburn are not human. Supt Linda Bradbury with NSW police said: Some goo
Taylor demands PM apology for comment about Japanese ‘melons’
A controversial appearance on the Bush Deep podcast has returned after Anthony Albanese last month apologised for comments he made about Kylie Minogue.
The Age
The Age6 hrs ago
Taylor demands PM apology for comment about Japanese ‘melons’
A controversial appearance on the Bush Deep podcast has returned after Anthony Albanese last month apologised for comments he made about Kylie Minogue.
CTV News
CTV News22 hrs ago
Conservative Leader urges prime minister to get tariff-free deal for Canadian goods
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is warning Prime Minister Mark Carney against giving ground to U.S. negotiators unless Canada wins tariff-free access for Canadian lumber, steel, aluminum and cars.
Haaretz
Haaretz🏁 first to report1 days ago
The Israeli-Canadian activist taking Prime Minister Carney to court
The Israeli-Canadian activist taking Prime Minister Carney to court  Haaretz