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Let’s face it, the Prime Minister didn’t really cover himself with glory with that And it’s disturbing to hear that the the Japanese government has expressed some concerns about it. We’re talking about a a really special gift that the Japanese state has given to the country. And if I was the PM, I’d pick up the phone to the Japanese Prime Minister and apologise to her on on this one.
- ▪Let’s face it, the Prime Minister didn’t really cover himself with glory with that And it’s disturbing to hear that the the Japanese government has expressed some concerns about it.
- ▪We’re talking about a a really special gift that the Japanese state has given to the country.
- ▪And if I was the PM, I’d pick up the phone to the Japanese Prime Minister and apologise to her on on this one.
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3m ago17.10 EDTMonique Ryan weighs in on melon-gateIndependent MP Monique Ryan says Anthony Albanese’s now infamous interview with the Bush Deep podcast was pretty “cringe” and has joined critics who say the PM should apologise over his comments about the Japanese’s prime minister’s gift of melons.Albanese told the podcast Sanae Takaichi had given him a gift of two Japanese melons, and appeared to make hand gestures in front of his chest.Ryan told the Today Show this morning that “we can probably expect a bit better” from the PM. double quotation markI think that that whole interview was pretty cringe. Let’s face it, the Prime Minister didn’t really cover himself with glory with that And it’s disturbing to hear that the the Japanese government has expressed some concerns about it.
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