London | Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has backed an interventionist role on climate change for Australia’s new head of state, King Charles III, saying the British monarch was entitled to keep up his advocacy work on the issue.
Speaking to the BBC late on Sunday (AEST), Mr Albanese said it was up to the new King if he wanted to remain outspoken, but the prime minister would be “comfortable” if the monarch did so.
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