Anthony Albanese has taken a brief break from leading the country to help design the NRL Premiership rings that will be handed out this weekend.
The Prime Minister - who is a diehard rugby league fan and number one ticket holder at the South Sydney Rabbitohs - incorporated very Australian themes to the rings.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has helped design the 2023 NRL Premiership rings with official jewellers Affinity Diamonds. Picture: Supplied/Facebook "This is the first time these stones have been used and I know the players will wear these rings with pride." There is also a kangaroo and emu near the shoulder of the ring, while directly on the opposite side is the jersey number. Picture: Supplied/Facebook"The ring has player numbers engraved on one side and on the opposing side it has a kangaroo and emu," he said about the creation.
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