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At a recent event, Albanese hinted that he would prefer a longer workweek rather than a shorter one, joking about wanting a six-day workweek with nearly continuous work and minimal downtime. His remarks were obviously tongue-in-cheek, emphasizing the notion that he perceives himself as a hardworking leader.
Throughout the speech, the Prime Minister and media coverage somewhat celebrate his relentless work ethic. He is portrayed as Australia's hardest worker, often working 24/7, flying across the country, attending events, and engaging in back-to-back engagements. His busy schedule is used to justify his dedication and inform the public that he works harder than most.