Albanese Defends Overseas Trip After Royal Invitation from King Charles
Australian Prime Minister addresses domestic criticism of his travel schedule by referencing a direct invitation from the British monarch, raising questions about how government travel priorities and ceremonial obligations balance against domestic political scrutiny.
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