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Victor Schwartz and his daughter Chloe, whose wine import business VOS Selections is the lead plaintiff in a case against Donald Trump’s tariffs.

‘I think we’re going to win’: The dad-daughter duo taking on Trump’s tariffs in court

As the August 1 deadline for Trump’s next suite of levies looms – including for Australia – many forget the so-called “reciprocal” tariffs have been ruled unlawful. The US government’s appeal is now being heard.

  • Michael Koziol

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Does Anthony Albanese (right) really want to follow Donald Trump’s lead on defence spending?

Albanese risks becoming a bystander to Trump’s trade whims

Australia has taken comfort in the fact it had the lowest tariff for exports to the United States, but the risk of that changing leaves the Prime Minister exposed.

  • Matthew Knott
Donald Trump’s push to cut diversity in the public workforce did not have strong support in Australia.

‘Frosty on Trump’: Australians eager for more independence from the US

Australians are voicing a strong desire for the country to assert more independence from the United States amid Donald Trump’s turbulent presidency.

  • Matthew Knott
Anthony Albanese said in April that Australia would not compromise on biosecurity while Donald Trump demanded access for US beef.

Trade minister admits gaffe over Trump-Albanese beef talks

Don Farrell has U-turned on his claim that US President Donald Trump raised restrictions on beef imports with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

  • Matthew Knott
Anti-Trump protesters gather in Aberdeen on Saturday.

Protesters throw Scottish slang at Trump as he tees off at his golf course

Hundreds lined the streets of Edinburgh as the US president landed for a golfing weekend, some saying they were disgusted at the red carpet treatment Trump was receiving from British and Scottish leaders.

  • Andrea Shalal
US President Donald Trump has declared he will use Australia’s decision to allow in North American beef to pressure other countries.

Government ‘won’t give up’ on US tariff reprieve after Trump celebrates end of beef ban

The Albanese government has insisted the move has nothing to do with trade talks with the US but the White House has vowed to use it to pressure other countries.

  • Nick Newling and Matthew Knott
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Albanese and Trump.

Australian farmers fear risks as Trump administration claims win on US beef ban

The government insists the move to allow US beef into Australia is the result of a biosecurity review rather than trade talks, but the Trump administration undercut that on Thursday.

  • Matthew Knott, Paul Sakkal, Nick Bonyhady and Benjamin Preiss
The US is the biggest buyer of Australian beef.

Will lifting US beef ban put more foreign meat on menus?

What’s behind the move to start allowing US beef imports, and what does it mean for Australian consumers?

  • Chris Zappone
Does Anthony Albanese (right) really want to follow Donald Trump’s lead on defence spending?

Pistol and Boo should have disguised themselves as (maybe mad) cows

Australia’s strict quarantine authorities famously booted out the movie star dogs. A few years later they are overturning a ban on US beef. We’re truly living in Trumpworld now.

  • Tony Wright
“The scars are still there”: the Australian journalist who was imprisoned in China for more than three years, Cheng Lei.

China’s money makes us rich but, as I well know, you can’t put a price on freedom

Falsely accused of espionage, I was jailed for more than three years in China. It is incumbent on everyone, not just Anthony Albanese, to be clear-eyed and cool-headed when it comes to Beijing.

  • Cheng Lei

Original URL: https://www.theage.com.au/topic/trade-63b