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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks to The Daily Telegraph editor Ben English at the Wagga Bush Summit. Photo: Supplied. For the first time in 17 years, a sitting Prime Minister has graced Wagga with their presence. Anthony Albanese made a fly-by visit to attend something called a Bush Summit, where he spoke only to a Sydney media editor who asked him questions about topics like Israel and Taylor Swift. He told the audience about the wonderfu…
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