Building Australia’s future. 🇦🇺 Prime Minister of Australia. Grayndler MP. Authorised by Anthony Albanese, ALP, Canberra.

Canberra, Australia
Joined February 2011
Congratulations to my friend @LulaOficial on your election victory. Australia and Brazil are great democracies, and we’ll keep working together and building on our partnership. 🇦🇺🇧🇷
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Western Sydney International Airport is now open ✈️ This is what building Australia’s future looks like. WSI Nancy-Bird Walton Airport will connect Western Sydney and Australia to the world with 24/7 flights. That means more jobs, opportunity and growth to millions of Australians. It’s our first new major airport in more than 50 years and a proud day for Australia.
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Tomorrow, I’ll be unplugged from my social media channels. I’m doing it for Mac Holdsworth. For every Australian child who’s encountered online harm. And for the parents who deserve a safer digital world for their kids.
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Update on Dr Helen Haines MP.
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INTRODUCED: New laws to give you control over your feed and protect kids online.
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Welcome to Australia, His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan. 🇦🇺🇯🇴 For 50 years our nations have worked together to promote peace, strengthen security and help those in need. At a time of growing uncertainty, that matters more than ever. And working side by side, we can keep making a difference.
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Pope Leo XIV is a source of inspiration to Catholics right around the world – and here in Australia. He is a voice for peace, humanity and reason in our modern world. My thoughts and prayers are with him as he recovers from his recent surgery. We hope and pray for a quick recovery.
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A safer Pacific with more opportunity matters for Australians. And Palau is an important partner in our region. 🇦🇺🇵🇼 That’s why we’re working together to build more renewables, boost tourism and keep the region safe. Great to host President Whipps Jr and the First Lady in Canberra today.
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25 years since Australia’s service in Afghanistan, our nation pays our deepest respect and gratitude to all who served our country. We honour those who went and those who fell. Those who came home wounded in body or soul. And we honour their families and loved ones. Lest we forget.
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Australia leading on the world stage 🇦🇺 Congratulations to our Speaker of the House @MiltonDickMP on his election as President of the Inter-Parliamentary Union. A great honour for Australia and for Milton personally.
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I was very sorry to hear of the passing of Richard Morecroft. As the face and the voice of the news of the ABC, Richard became a beloved part of Australian life. Combining a consummate professionalism with an unyielding humanity, Richard was a figure of absolute trust, a warm and familiar presence who guided us through the good times and bad. He loved the arts and was deeply passionate about our natural environment. Nothing completed the picture so delightfully as the time we learned that he used to keep a baby flying fox safe and sound beneath the desk while he was presenting the news. Richard was a great Australian and we were lucky to have him as part of our lives. Our thoughts now are with his partner Alison Mackay. May Richard Morecroft rest in peace.
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Our nation’s thoughts are with the family, friends and colleagues of the Australian Army soldier who has tragically died during a training exercise in the Northern Territory yesterday. Our thoughts are also with the five other Australian Army soldiers who were injured in the incident, and we wish them a speedy recovery. There are no safe or easy days for those who serve in our country's name. This sad incident is a terrible reminder of what families take on when their loved one bravely puts on our nation's uniform. Every loss and every incident is felt deeply by the broader Defence family, but by none more so than their mates who served alongside them. We think of them today and every day. We ask that all Australians respect the privacy of Defence members and families at this saddest of times. The ADF will provide further updates when possible.
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Climate change isn't a future challenge for the Pacific. It's a daily reality. And here in Tuvalu the stakes are higher than any other part of the world. Working side by side with our Pacific neighbours, Australia is stepping up to play our part. Finding local solutions to global challenges. Driving the clean energy transition. Bringing the world’s attention to our region. Because the Pacific’s future is our future - and we’ll support our neighbours every step of the way.
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My thoughts are with everyone injured or involved in the horrible incident this morning in Newcastle. I want to acknowledge and thank emergency services and police for responding so quickly, and their ongoing work in treating the injured. Rugby league brings people together, and this should have been a weekend of excitement and pride for Newcastle fans. I have spoken to the NSW Premier Chris Minns, and offered our support.
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With the passing of Bruce Baird, Australia has lost a real gentleman and a true parliamentarian. Bruce had the uncommon distinction of serving his nation as a Liberal member at both the state and federal level, including as Transport Minister in the Greiner NSW Government. It was a portfolio he handled with such aplomb that I was pleased to appoint him years later as the inaugural chair of the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator Board. Then of course there was his glittering success as the minister in charge of Sydney’s bid for the 2000 Olympic Games. In whichever role he served, whether it was in Parliament or leading bodies including the Tourism and Transport Forum and the Refugee Resettlement Advisory Council, he served with distinction and he served with principle and unwavering humanity. Tellingly, the respect and admiration for Bruce knew no political boundaries. Our hearts go out to his adored children Julia, Steve and Mike. And may Bruce Baird rest in a peace as beautiful the peace he felt every time he stepped into the surf at Manly.
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Pay by card? You’ll want to hear this…
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Pay by card? From tomorrow, your morning coffee could be cheaper…
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Right now, it’s costing Australians $1.6 billion every year. From tomorrow, those card surcharges will be banned.
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So whether it’s at the cafe, the supermarket or paying your bills, the price you see will be the price you pay.
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