Where does the Prime Minister go when he's not in Canberra?
Role of the Prime Minister in Australia.

Parliamentary Education Office (peo.gov.au)
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This graphic shows that the Prime Minister is the most senior minister in the Australian Government as well as being key spokesperson for Australia, the head of Cabinet and the leader of the government.
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When Parliament is not meeting, members of parliament, including the Prime Minister, return to and work in their electorates. However, the Prime Minster also travels around Australia to meet people and talk about the government's plans. The Prime Minister sometimes flies overseas to meet other world leaders and represent the nation.