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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

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Trump says the deal is a “big” win for the US.

Lost in translation: Trump doesn’t seem to understand the ‘massive’ deal he just made

Donald Trump says there has never been anything like the trade deal just struck with Japan. He’s probably right, but not in the way he thinks.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
Former prime minister Scott Morrison appeared at a congressional hearing on the Chinese Communist Party in Washington.

Turn AUKUS shipyard into joint naval base with the US, Morrison urges

The former prime minister, who signed Australia up to AUKUS in 2021, said the Trump administration was raising “legitimate issues” with the deal, but they could be resolved.

  • Michael Koziol
Malaysian protesters display placards during a demonstration against the US envoy nominee Nick Adams outside the US embassy in Kuala Lumpur last week.

Trump’s Aussie ‘alpha male’ is falling flat in Malaysia

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is staring at a Nick Adams-shaped pickle.

  • Zach Hope
Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump in Palm Beach, Florida, in 1997.

The secret recordings that could blow open Trump’s true relationship with Epstein

Author Michael Wolff has 100 hours of taped conversations with the disgraced financier that are now some of the most in-demand material in America.

  • Ed Cumming
GM chief Mary Barra. There is more pain coming for the car giant.

Trump sparks a $6.4 billion wipeout for a US icon

Donald Trump said his tariffs would make the US car industry “great again”, but a different story is starting to emerge.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
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Donald Trump accused Barack Obama of treason in the Oval Office on Tuesday.

Under the gun over Epstein, Trump tries to finger Obama for ‘treason’

The latest attempt by Donald Trump to distract from the Epstein issue could be dismissed as frivolous, but it appears to be having some effect in media circles.

  • Michael Koziol
Former US president Donald Trump plays golf at his Trump Turnberry course, during his visit to the UK, in Turnberry, South Ayrshire, Scotland, Wednesday May 3, 2023. (Andrew Milligan/PA via AP)

Police warn against violence as Trump prepares to tour his Scottish golf courses

Authorities fear protests against the US president could exceed those held when Trump visited his golf courses in 2018.

  • David Crowe
Donald Trump and his future wife, Melania, with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell in 2000.

Ghislaine Maxwell to meet justice officials as lawmakers sent home early to dodge Epstein files vote

The planned meeting to discuss potential new evidence in the sex-trafficking saga triggered speculation that Donald Trump could pardon Jeffrey Epstein’s co-conspirator if she were to provide details that did not implicate the US president.

  • Michael Koziol
US President Donald Trump during a ceremony for the signing of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on July 4.

Trump’s ‘big new’ visa fee could slug thousands of Australian travellers

The US government is looking to impose a “visa integrity fee” from October, with those not eligible for the ESTA visa waiver in the firing line.

  • Chris Zappone

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