Anthony Albanese apologises for 'shag, marry, date' podcast comments

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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has issued an "unequivocal" apology for comments made on a comedy podcast where he nominated Kylie Minogue for "shag, marry, date." The remarks drew criticism from opposition politicians.

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