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They are the most powerful people in the world. See their softer side as they get up close and personal with a koala.&nbsp;

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott and US President Barack Obama meet Jimbelung the koala before the start of the first G20 meeting. Photo: Andrew Taylor

Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Russian President Vladimir Putin hold koalas ahead of the first G20 meeting. Photo: Andrew Taylor

Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel pats a koala ahead of the first G20 meeting. Photo: Andrew Taylor

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper cuddles Jimbelung the koala. Photo: Andrew Taylor

United States' President Barack Obama cuddles Jimbelung the koala before the start of the first G20 meeting. Photo: Andrew Taylor

Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff with Jimbelung the koala. Photo: Andrew Taylor

Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott holds Jimbelung the koala, while Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel and IMF President Christine Legarde look on. Photo: Andrew Taylor

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott, meet Michele Barnes and Jimbelung the koala. Photo: Andrew Taylor

IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde pats Jimbelung the koala held by Michele Barneds with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. Photo: Andrew Taylor

Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott meet Jimbelung the koala. Photo: Andrew Taylor

Myanmar's President U Thein Sein holds a koala. Photo: Andrew Taylor

New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key before the start of the first G20 meeting. Photo: Andrew Taylor. 

Republic of Korea's President Park Geun-hye with Jimbelung the koala. Photo: Andrew Taylor. 

Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott cuddles Jimbelung the koala. Photo: Andrew Taylor. 

They are the most powerful people in the world. See their softer side as they get up close and personal with a koala.&nbsp;<br>

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