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Boscaini, J. (2026, November 8). Live: PM says he will engage with Trump 'respectfully' on Iran war. ABC News (AU). https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-11-09/federal-politics-live-blog-digital-duty-of-care-/107362100

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ABC News (AU) · collected 2026-11-08 · by Joshua Boscaini

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that he would address the issue of Iran's involvement in the Middle East when meeting with US President Donald Trump during the Quad meetings on the sidelines of ASEAN in Manila. The article focuses on Albanese’s diplomatic approach, emphasizing respect and dialogue regarding the conflict between Iran and other nations involved in the region.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will meet with US President Donald Trump during the ASEAN summit in Manila and a Quad meeting on the sidelines. This comes as part of Albanese's diplomatic efforts, which also include climate negotiations in Turkey and security and trade talks in the Philippines and China. The purpose of these engagements is to discuss the ongoing Iran war "respectfully and diplomatically." President Trump, facing record-low approval ratings at home due to his handling of the Iran conflict, aims to make an impact on the international stage despite domestic challenges.

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PM says he will engage with Trump 'respectfully' on Iran war Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he will raise the Iran war with US President Donald Trump when the Quad meets on the sidelines of ASEAN in Manila.
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PM says he will engage with Trump 'respectfully' on Iran war Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he will raise the Iran war with US President Donald Trump when the Quad meets on the sidelines of ASEAN in Manila. asserted
Quad → say → Manila
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she → choose → legislation
"I welcome any amendments being put by any parliamentarian that strengthen or improve these laws," she said. asserted
she → welcome → laws
A Senate inquiry into the legislation will be held today and tomorrow, hearing from parents and experts about the proposed changes, which passed the lower house last month. asserted
which → hold → house
Wells says the industry has been unregulated and operating like the "wild west" for 20 years. "We think big tech needs to be held to account, and if you build it, you should be responsible for its harms," she said. asserted
she → say → harms
PM urges opposition, Greens to support savings measures through parliament Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has urged the opposition to support savings measures currently before parliament. The government is trying to pass savings measures, including winding back the over-65s private health insurance rebate, to pocket $3 billion. asserted
government → urge → billion
But the Coalition and Greens have opposed them and Labor doesn't have a majority in the Senate, so they are held up. asserted
they → oppose → Senate
"We function as a government, a united government with a sense of purpose governing in what are difficult global times," Albanese says. asserted
Albanese → function → purpose
"It stands in stark contrast to the alternative, which is a rabble, essentially, of dysfunction of One Nation, the Liberals, the Nationals and others on the right and the Greens being a protest party on the left." asserted
Greens → stand → left
Albanese defends infrastructure promises at election The prime minister has been asked about Resolve Political Monitor polling showing just 20 per cent of people trust the Albanese Government. asserted
cent → defend → Government
The poll published in the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age newspapers shows just over 40 per cent of Australians blame Labor for rising living costs. asserted
cent → publish → costs
The ABC reported that PM held an honorary membership for a golf club in his electorate that received a $6 million grant. asserted
that → report → grant
Asked if Labor's election commitments have affected that trust, Albanese says the opposition made over 2,000 commitments. asserted
opposition → ask → commitments
"One of the things that happens in elections is that people put commitments in order to advance their position. asserted
people → happen → position
That has happened in every election that I've been involved," Albanese says. asserted
Albanese → happen → that
Key Event Albanese says he'll engage with Trump on Middle East war Anthony Albanese says he will engage with the US president "respectfully and diplomatically" in relation to the war in the Middle East. asserted
he → say → East
The prime minister says the war in Iran will be a topic of discussion with Donald Trump on the sidelines of the ASEAN conference in Manila. asserted
war → say → Manila
"I'll engage constructively as I've developed a constructive relationship with President Trump," Albanese says. asserted
Albanese → engage → Trump
"Australia has for some time now repeatedly said that there is a real impact of the conflict in the Middle East. asserted
Australia → say → East
Everyone knows that's the case." asserted
that → know → ?
Key Event PM defends government's economic management Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended his government's economic record and management of inflation. asserted
Albanese → defend → inflation
Inflation rose to 4.3 per cent in the 12 months to September, according to Australia Bureau of Statistics data. uncertain
Inflation → rise → data
Albanese says inflation is lower now than what the government inherited when it came to power in 2022. asserted
it → say → 2022
"It's also a fact that, unlike the budgets that we inherited, we have produced savings in every single budget and every single economic statement that we've made," Albanese says. asserted
Albanese → inherit → that
Pressed on that, the PM has shifted attention to the war in the Middle East and the impact it has had on global inflation. " asserted
it → press → inflation
We have seen inflation rise around the world. asserted
inflation → see → world
We saw last week interest rates increase, not just in Australia, but the Bank of England for the first time in a long while increased interest rates," he says. asserted
he → see → rates
"I accept and my government accepts completely that there are pressures on Australian families. asserted
government → accept → families
We accept that as well, that we need to find savings in the budget." asserted
we → accept → budget
Albanese talks up Australia's renewables record ahead of COP 31 summitt Anthony Albanese has been asked about emissions from coal and gas exports from Australia which have nearly doubled since 2005. asserted
which → talk → 2005
He's been asked if it puts Australia in a awkward position going into COP 31 negotiations in Antalya in Türkiye this week. asserted
it → ask → Türkiye
The prime minister says emissions are measured at the point of emission, otherwise there would be "double counting". asserted
emissions → say → emission
"Australia is playing an important role in reducing our emissions. asserted
Australia → play → emissions
In the December quarter of last year was the first time that renewables reached above 50 per cent of emissions," Albanese says. asserted
Albanese → reach → emissions
PM brushes off crossbench concerns about MP, senator staffing allocations The prime minister is taking questions now and is asked about staffing allocations for crossbench MPs and senators, who have consistently raised the issue with the government. asserted
who → brush → government
Anthony Albanese has brushed off the question and says it was a system that was put in place by the former government. asserted
that → brush → government
"One of the things that we did was to increase, through the minister, an additional staffer for every member of the House of Representatives and every senator," Albanese says. asserted
Albanese → do → Representatives
But pressed on the matter, Albanese repeats it was a system that he inherited and it's a matter for the minister. asserted
it → press → minister
Albanese announces package to strengthen bushfire risk management Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stepped up for a press conference at the National Emergency Management Agency in Canberra. asserted
Albanese → announce → Canberra
Albanese says Australia is well into the high-risk weather season and is urging Australians to prepare for the worst from a super El Niño. asserted
Australia → say → Niño
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