A Prime Minister Walks Into a Pub for a Photo Op… But Gets Accosted

A Prime Minister walks into a pub for a perfect photo opportunity. But things don’t go as planned… As always. (Scott Morrison). And a man who wants to become a Prime Minister, refuses to answer a local resident’s question. As always. (Anthony Albanese).

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has received a bollocking about cost of living pressures from a pub patron in regional New South Wales, as he campaigned ahead of the federal election. Mr Morrison made an unannounced visit to the Edgeworth Tavern on the outskirts of Newcastle, where he was accosted by a local disability support pensioner. The pensioner berated the Prime Minister about the level of financial support for older Australians.

Anthony Albanese awkwardly refused to take a question from a voter who crashed his press conference with Mark McGowan. The punter approached Mr Albanese as he addressed the press in Perth on Wednesday morning. 'I'm not a media person, I'm just a local resident, I've got a tough question for you,' the man said. Mr Albanese interrupted him and said: 'Hang on, hang on, hang on, you can't'. But the insistent man asked the Labor leader if he was 'up for' answering. Mr Albanese responded: 'I'm absolutely up for it' but then rejected taking a question from the man in front of the media. 'Sorry we can't really do that. The media alliance will be a bit upset,' he said. The voter persisted, saying: 'I'm sure they wouldn't mind' and Mr Albanese responded: 'I'm absolutely up for it'. But as the man started to ask his question, Mr Albanese waved his hands and said 'no, no, no we're just taking questions from journalists.' Mr Albanese then moved away from the microphones and let Mr McGowan take centre stage. He told the man he would 'have a chat afterwards'.

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