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PM blasted for 'degrading women' with 'pub talk' behaviour

Sky News Australia

July 6, 2026

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Giggle CEO Sall Grover believes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese should set a better example for Australian men and boys, accusing him of trivialising women's rights while making remarks about women. “I get what he was doing … but my problem is that he is doing these try to be cool guy remarks against women at the same time as he is dismissing women’s rights as a cultural war,” Ms Grover told Sky News host James Macpherson. “A little bit of decorum here and you’re not just a newly married man, but you’re the leader of the country. “Can you please have respect for 50 per cent of your population but also lead by example for all of the men and boys in this country and not sort of degrade us. “We’ve all played these sort of pub games, we’ve all done it, but at the same time when you are the leader of a country on a podcast you're not in the pub, and you’re not playing a game.”

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