Anthony Albanese will move quickly to advance legislation for Labor’s proposed federal anti-corruption commission, push to implement changes to childcare supplements and call state and territory leaders to Canberra for talks on health funding.

Promising to begin work on Labor’s policy agenda on Wednesday – after a lightning trip to Tokyo for the Quad leaders’ summit – the incoming prime minister says he wants to change Australia’s national politics, including through a reset in relations with the state premiers and chief ministers.