Albanese and Bowen caught in hot mic gaffe
The PM and his energy minister were clearly unaware the microphone was on when they joked about where they keep their mobile phones.
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The PM and his energy minister were clearly unaware the microphone was on when they joked about where they keep their mobile phones.
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