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Albanese and Bowen caught discussing phones and 'dicks' in hot mic gaffe

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Anthony Albanese left Türkiye shortly after a business roundtable. (AAP)
Anthony Albanese left Türkiye shortly after a business roundtable. (AAP) · ABC Business

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The Prime Minister's office says Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen were sharing a joke when a private conversation was inadvertently recorded at the COP31 summit.

A private exchange between Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen was inadvertently recorded at the COP31 summit in Türkiye.

The Prime Minister's office said the pair were joking between meetings.

Mr Albanese has travelled to the Philippines for the ASEAN summit, while Mr Bowen remains in Türkiye.

A conversation between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen about phone radiation and "dicks" has been caught on camera on the sidelines of a UN conference.

Mr Albanese's office said the pair was sharing a "joke" between meetings when the exchange was recorded by Australian media at the COP31 climate summit in Antalya, Türkiye.

The comments were captured shortly before a business roundtable spruiking renewable energy transition investment opportunities in Australia began overnight on Friday.

Cameras were rolling ahead of the event during which time Mr Albanese and Mr Bowen were privately chatting to each other.

Mr Albanese put his phone in his jacket pocket and — as he did so — told Mr Bowen he had heard it was better to store the device away from the heart because "it can interfere with your rhythm".

Mr Bowen responded in a joking tone if it was because the phone was "a little bit radioactive".

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