PMs mark 80 years of trans-Tasman diplomatic relations

ANTHONY ALBANESE NZ VISIT

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (left) with New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins Source: AAP / MARK COOTE/AAPIMAGE

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Anthony Albanese has made his first visit to New Zealand as Prime Minister, marking 80 years of diplomatic relations, which most recently has included co-hosting the FIFA Women's World Cup. Mr Albanese and his New Zealand counterpart Chris Hipkins spoke about strengthening economic ties and security in the region against the rising threat of China.

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