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Albanese's summit shirt faux par

Prime Minister Albanese wore a pink shirt instead of the prescribed navy blue at the Pacific Islands Forum where leaders signed a $100 million climate resilience fund.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
The prime minister was caught short when he turned up to a Pacifc Island Forum dinner in the wrong shirt

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Albo wears wrong shirt at crucial summit

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese left a press conference and changed shirts after he appeared to miss the dress code for a vital climate treaty during the Pacific Islands Forum on Wednesday evening.

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Albanese quickly changes shirt after fashion faux pas at crucial summit

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was caught in an awkward moment when he arrived at a crucial summit with P...

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Albanese's summit shirt faux par

The prime minister was caught short when he turned up to a Pacifc Island Forum dinner in the wrong shirt

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, September 10, 2025.
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