Australian leader to visit France to fix damaged relations | AP News
Macron defends French interests in South Pacific on three-nation tour
French President Emmanuel Macron 'close to confirming' Australia trip after submarines saga | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
France and Australia can be heart of new Indo-Pacific axis, Macron says | France | The Guardian
French president Emmanuel Macron thanks Australian PM's 'delicious' wife
Biden and Macron to meet after France-U.S. submarine spat
Macron to visit New Caledonia and Papua New Guinea on 'historic' Pacific tour | Pacific islands | The Guardian
Lost in translation: Emmanuel Macron calls Australian prime minister's wife 'delicious' - ABC News
Faux pas: France's Macron says Aussie PM's wife 'delicious' | The Seattle Times
Macron trolls Britain with Australia visit – POLITICO
France's Macron headed for three-day Australia visit as ties strengthen | Foreign Brief
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to visit Paris to 'reset' Australia's relationship with France - ABC News
Macron says submarine cooperation offer with Australia still 'on the table'
A China policy expert finds Macron's remarks 'concerning' : NPR
French President Emmanuel Macron (L) and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull visit the Art gallery of New South Wales in Sydney on May 2, 2018. Macron arrived in Australia on May 1
PM's France visit stokes domestic tensions
French president calls Aussie PM's wife 'delicious.' Wait, what's that supposed to mean? | Fox News
Emmanuel Macron Thanks Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull's "Delicious Wife"
Biden seeks to make amends with Macron amid escalating submarine spat | The Times of Israel
Lost in translation: Emmanuel Macron calls Australian prime minister's wife 'delicious' - ABC News
French leader Macron to visit Papua New Guinea | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
Emmanuel Macron thanks Australian PM's 'delicious wife' - YouTube
French President Macron to visit PNG | Australia Papua New Guinea Business Council
Macron: Conventional submarine deal with Australia 'still on the table' | Reuters
