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‘Because of your d**k?’: Anthony Albanese caught in crude exchange with Chris Bowen at climate conference

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Camera IconThe pair were on a break at the COP31 conference in Turkiye. Channel 7 Credit: Channel 7
Camera IconThe pair were on a break at the COP31 conference in Turkiye. Channel 7 Credit: Channel 7 · PerthNow

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The pair were unaware they were being filmed while taking a break at the climate conference in Turkiye, where they had a bizarre conversation about their phones.

Anthony Albanese has been caught in a crude exchange with Energy Minister Chris Bowen while discussing where they keep their phones during an overseas climate conference.

Speaking at the COP31 climate conference in Türkiye on Friday, the Prime Minister was filmed sitting alongside Mr Bowen during a break between delegations, when they wee caught in a bizarre exchange about where they place their mobile phones when not using them.

“Do you keep your phone here?” Mr Albanese asked the Energy Minister, placing his hand to the left breast pocket of his blazer jacket.

Mr Albanese then told Mr Bowen to stop storing his phone in his pocket, situated over his heart, due to the dangers of emitting radiation, which has not been proven to damage healthy human tissue or cause organic heart disease.

But Mr Bowen said he wasn’t so concerned about keeping his phone in his blazer pocket.

Instead he said there was a more pressing region of the body that concerned him – his nether regions.

“I’m more conscious of – I stopped putting it in my pants pocket,” he said.

“That’s rather important … arguably more important than the heart,” he said.

The pair then broke out into a laugh, unaware their crude conversation had been picked up by 7News’ microphone and cameras.

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