Australian prime ministers have traditionally had poor name recognition in the US. But Anthony Albanese can change that.

The issue is shaping up as a test of his ability to manage ties with Australia’s closest ally. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Attempts to undermine Kevin Rudd’s ambassadorship – from the opposition and in the Murdoch press – have been described as ‘revenge’ for his criticism of the media mogul.