After tough start to second term as PM, Albanese ‘absolutely’ wants a third
One year into a challenging second term, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he remains committed to his role and will seek a third term in office, viewing the absorption of public anger and grief as part of the job. Despite criticism over his handling of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack and delays in establishing a royal commission on antisemitism, Albanese maintains his focus was on national security and public safety. He expressed optimism about the future and confidence in his leadership, signaling stability for the Labor government ahead of the next election in 2028.
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