The PM heads across the Tasman for the annual leaders' meeting with his counterpart Anthony Albanese.
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Christopher Luxon will be meeting with his Australian counterpart Antony Albanese this week.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will visit Australia this week for the annual leaders' meeting with his counterpart Anthony Albanese.
He'll also attend a range of other political and business meetings.
Luxon said he and Albanese would discuss driving economic growth, and aligning efforts to support a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
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