Trade
Trump, subs and the Iran war: Australia’s replacement for Rudd has arrived in DC
Australia’s new ambassador to the United States, Greg Moriarty, says the US is fully committed to AUKUS and believes there is a way around the latest round of tariffs imposed on Australia by the Trump administration.
- Michael Koziol
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Anti-slavery tsar says Trump tariff a distraction from human rights issues
Anti-slavery commissioner Chris Evans said the Trump administration had conducted a “show trial” before proposing its new tariff.
- Matthew Knott and Nick Newling
- Opinion
- Gas
A deal with the devil that keeps Queensland poorer longer
Right now, things are looking pretty rosy for Australian gas. In the longer term, the picture is grim.
- Hamish McKenzie
How Trump’s concessions risk affecting Australia’s own interests
Donald Trump is in Beijing to meet with Xi Jinping and strike a trade deal, but will he inadvertently make it harder for the rest of us?
Not all exporters will get a tariff refund from the US. Here’s why
A bunch of Australian businesses have taken to the courts to claw back recently voided tariff payments made to the US government, but there may be a simpler way to apply for a refund within weeks.
- Millie Muroi
- Exclusive
- Donald Trump
‘We think it should be zero’: Farrell vows to fight Trump administration over drug tariffs
The trade minister said he would meet US trade tsar Jamieson Greer and make the case to remove tariffs on pharmaceuticals, as well as on other exports.
- James Massola and Michael Koziol
- Updated
- Trade wars
Trump imposes 100 per cent tariff on Australian drugs – but with caveats
Australia’s largest biotech firm, CSL, could be exempt from the new tariffs, which will not apply to therapies derived from blood plasma in certain circumstances.
- Michael Koziol
- Updated
- Trade wars
US slams Australia’s streaming quotas, PBS in new list of trade grievances
A report by Donald Trump’s trade tsar adds several items to the US’s list of barriers with Australia, including local content rules for streaming platforms and the “unfair” Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
- Michael Koziol
Europe, Australia compromise on cheese and wine names in $10b trade deal
Angry farmers have accused the Albanese government of failing to drive a hard enough bargain to secure expanded access to Europe’s 450 million consumers.
- Matthew Knott
- Analysis
- EU
‘Brutal, harsh, unforgiving’: EU leader offers bracing message to Australia
Ursula von der Leyen came to Australia to celebrate good news, even offering a few jokes about flat whites and pavlovas. But there was no avoiding the turmoil the world faces.
- Matthew Knott