ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: My first act as Prime Minister was, on the 23rd of May last year, to travel to Tokyo for the Quad Leaders meeting. I met with President Biden, Prime Minister Modi and we were hosted by Prime Minister Kishida. That was an important meeting for Australia to work with our very close partners in the region and it was a very positive way for me to begin my Prime Ministership. I am pleased today to announce that Sydney will be the host of the Quad Leaders meeting for 2023 and that meeting will be held here on 24 May 2023.

HOST: Well, he's on his way to Brisbane for National Cabinet. Should we all be upstanding? And I will play the anthem. It's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Hello, Albo. Here's the anthem.

HOST: Hello, Albo.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: It's very brave of you to play on Brisbane radio the day before the Broncos match.

HOST: We are all about balance here on Triple M.

PRIME MINISTER: Go the Bunnies.

BRONTE LANGBROEK, HOST: He is in Queensland. And he is one of our Instagram followers, Cliffo. You might be wondering who this is. It is Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. He joins us. Good morning.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good morning. How are you?

GUY CLIFTON, HOST: Albo, we're on our very best behaviour. Bronte's ironed her shirt this morning. I've had a shave. I kind of feel like this is like the boss is in town.

LANGBROEK: The boss of the boss of the boss.

MILTON DICK, MEMBER FOR OXLEY: Well, it's a real honour to be here in the Oxley electorate and particularly to welcome the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, who is a great friend of the Ipswich community, but more importantly, is a true believer in the innovation and the jobs - alongside the Premier and our elected representatives - exactly what Coles is doing today, investing in our people and cutting edge technology. So, it's a real privilege to have the Prime Minister back in Oxley again. 

Today, Prime Minister Albanese met with His Excellency Russ Kun, President of the Republic of Nauru, in Brisbane.

Prime Minister Albanese and President Kun discussed Australia and Nauru’s shared priorities for regional security, climate resilience and regional connectivity.

Australia is supporting infrastructure projects in Nauru through the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific. These include Nauru’s Airport Refurbishment Project and the East Micronesia Cable Project.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Can I say it is fantastic to be here in Brisbane and I thank Annastacia for hosting us here, we had a terrific dinner last night. Once again today we're talking about a better future for the Federation, making sure that we get better health outcomes, particularly how do we improve, from the Commonwealth's perspective, GPs and primary health care in order to take pressure off the public hospital system - how do we get more efficient outcomes.

National Cabinet met in Brisbane today to agree a national approach to a range of priorities for Australians, including making healthcare more accessible and affordable and better planning to ensure communities thrive as they grow.

A Better Future for the Federation takes as its starting point that Australia can be more than the sum of its parts. That by co-operating more closely on everything from planning and housing to skills and services we can generate a multiplier effect for productivity gains and economic growth.

I begin by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land on which we meet and I pay my respects to their elders past, present and emerging. 

I am proud to lead a Government that is offering all Australians the opportunity to vote to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Islander people in our Constitution. 

Prime Minister Hipkins, distinguished guests.

My fellow Australians, and soon-to-be fellow Australians - any minute now. 

Every citizenship ceremony is a proud and joyous occasion. 

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER OF AUSTRALIA: Before I talk about today's events with Prime Minister Hipkins, can I just pay tribute to Barry Humphries, a great Australian, a comic genius, someone who entertained us through a galaxy of personas. Dame Edna, Sandy Stone, Sir Les Patterson, who can forget. Barry Humphries, through his 89 years, made an enormous contribution to Australia. And he also showcased that uniquely Australian sense of humour to the world. He will be missed by so many of his family, loved ones, and indeed he is one of the most loved of Australians.

KYLE SANDILANDS, HOST: Good morning, Prime Minister. How are you, sir?

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good morning from the Lodge in Canberra.

JACQUELINE LAST, HOST: Canberra, hey. What's on the agenda today?

PRIME MINISTER: We've got a big defence announcement today, the Defence Strategic Review. That's basically, what are the assets we need to defend Australia and where do we need to place them? So, that’s the announcement today.