
Debate over using beach cabanas at popular travel destination prompts prime minister to weigh in
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has addressed a recent debate on people reserving sand space with portable cabanas on the country's beaches. Social media users weigh in.
"One of the great things about Australia, unlike some parts of the world, (where) you go and you've got to pay to go to the beach, here, everyone owns the beach," Albanese said.
He added, "It's a place where every Australian is equal. And that's a breach of that principle, really, to think that you can reserve a little spot as just yours."
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