President Donald Trump is expected to impose tariffs on $7 billion worth of Australian farm produce which enters the United States each year.
As the event and its mixed messages about tariffs nears,the Donald Trump’s White House appears to have liberated itself from reality.
The US trade office has added to its list of grievances with Australia just before the Trump administration unveils a new tranche of tariffs.
The American people are losing confidence in Donald Trump,sending shockwaves through Wall Street. And that’s before “Liberation Day”.
President Donald Trump’s erratic trade policies have shaken up the global economy and have many observers shaking their heads. This paper from someone in his inner circle might explain his thinking.
Anthony Albanese will use budget day as a launching pad for the election. But Donald Trump could upend the PM’s plans.
The tariffs war ignited by Donald Trump will eventually run out of steam,but it’s what we do before then that really matters.
The companies have blamed Australia for “coercing” them into sacrificing their revenue to schemes such as the News Media Bargaining Incentive.
After criticism from Penny Wong,a Dutton spokesperson said:“It was a phrase that shouldn’t have been used,and no offence was intended from Mr Dutton.”
Australians pay some of the lowest medicine prices in the world for a reason:our Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. Here’s how it works and why it’s being threatened.