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11 August 2026

‘Sensationalised’: Japan weighs in on Albo’s melon saga

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‘Sensationalised’: Japan weighs in on Albo’s melon saga

Japan has weighed in on Anthony Albanese’s melon comments driving calls on him to apologise to his Japanese counterpart.

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