What's Next for Australia's PM Albanese After a Historic Re-Election
Australian PM Anthony Albanese has been re-elected for a second term — the nation's first leader in more than 20 years to win back-to-back elections. Ben Westcott explains the challenges that lay ahead for the Labor Party hero. (Source: Bloomberg)
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