As Australia and other nations look to shore up supplies locally in the wake of the pandemic,the head of the World Trade Organisation wants to challenge that thinking.
Australian winemakers argue losing the right to call their bubbly prosecco would be the thin end of the wedge – and other varieties could be next.
The ACCC says gas prices will double next year,creating major challenges to the federal government’s promises for household power bills and manufacturing.
As Australia continues to work on its relationship with China,Trade Minister Don Farrell said the Australian economy can’t be overly reliant on a single trading partner.
Ruby the Kangaroo has been launched in Japan as part of Tourism Australia’s new “Come and Say G’Day” campaign to entice international visitors back to Australia after the pandemic.
Tourism Minister Don Farrell says Ruby the kangaroo will help Australia’s tourism industry recover from the pandemic and attract new visitors Down Under.
The 33 per cent tax on luxury cars has become a bargaining point in negotiations with the bloc
One of the European Union’s top trade negotiators says there is room to negotiate on key concerns,such as naming rights for cheeses and wines.
Leadership ructions led to doubts over the free trade deal,but UK trade secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan insists she will see it signed off.
When vested interests make campaign donations to buy political favours it corrodes people’s trust. Voters should know who is funding parties when they cast their ballots.
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp’s new online asset looks like a heck of a deal – for the seller.