The Prime Minister has become the first foreign leader ever to address the PNG parliament, telling local politicians this is a decisive decade for peace, prosperity, unity and security in the Indo-Pacific.“Now, on the horizon, a world of opportunity awaits us,” he said on Thursday.“Because Australia and PNG are bound not just by a shared past and a shared border but by a common determination to shape our own futures.”Mr Albanese is expected to advance a new bilateral security treaty with PNG during this week’s visit, as Australia looks to counter Chinese influence in the Pacific.He foreshadowed the signing of the agreement in his speech in Port Moresby, emphasising the need for a “family-first” approach to regional security.He said the two nations should deepen their defence ties and achieve a “swift conclusion” to negotiations on the treaty.Mr Albanese said the deal would underpin their joint efforts to address PNG’s “priority needs”, including law and order challenges, strengthening