At a time when the world is becoming more uncertain, resilient supply chains matter more than ever, whether it's food, energy or critical goods," he says."Both our countries have an interest in keeping trade open and reliable."He says he's pleased Vietnam has agreed to provide market access to Australian kangaroo and deer meat, as well as welcoming Vietnam's investment license agreement for RMIT University (that'll allow the uni to open a new campus in Hanoi) and VietJet flying to Western Sydney from next year."These are practical steps that will bring our countries even closer together."Murray Watt has been peppered with questions about the PM's appearance on a satirical podcast where the topic of the Japanese prime minister's gift of melons was raised.Anthony Albanese made a hand gestures in front of his chest on a Bush Deep podcast with host Nikki Osborne when he was discussing a gift of melons from Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi.Former Japanese ambassador Shingo Yamagami criticised the exchange in The Australian labelling it "insulting" There was a statement reported by The Australian yesterday in which his office rejected the interpretation of the former Japanese ambassador (who labelled it "insulting", ignorant), but nothing from the PM yet.Anthony Albanese and Angus Taylor are expected to hold further talks today as negotiations over the government's gambling reforms continue.The prime minister flagged action on inducements used to entice punters to be included as part of a deal to win support for the proposal to wind back wagering ads.Finance Minister Katy Gallagher told ABC's Radio National Breakfast that talks, led by the PM and Communications Minister Anika Wells were ongoing."We'll see where that lands