Albanese
Proper noun
Meaning
Albanese (plural Albaneses)
A surname from Italian.
Synonyms
Examples
Albanese is somewhere in the middle, wanting to make climate an issue but not with a policy that will leave Labor vulnerable to the Coalition’s damaging attacks of 2019, and make it harder to win some regional seats.
Albanese used his first “vision statement” after taking the Labor leadership to try to square the circle between pursuing ambitious climate policy and job creation in new industries.
Albanese 1992, pp. 81 82 Hanegraaff 1996, pp. 42 43 Sutcliffe 2003a, p. 176. The concept of " personal growth " is also greatly emphasised within the healing aspects of the New Age movement.
Albanese says reversing the $83.7 million of cuts over three years to ABC’s budget would save regional jobs, protect critical emergency broadcasting and support local news and content.
Anthony Albanese has shrugged off secret meetings of pro-coal colleagues who want to push Labor further to the right.
But the Labor leader, Anthony Albanese, said the reports were “a huge concern” and he accused the Morrison government of failing to make efforts “to have a positive, constructive relationship” with China to the mutual benefit of both countries.