South32 downbeat on met coal
South32 slumped to an annual loss and slashed its dividend after commodity prices pummelled its bottom line.
Brexit
Boris wants more TimTams for UK
Australia and the UK have launched formal talks for a free-trade agreement, with a ‘bold, ambitious deal’ expected by Christmas.
Race to sign first trade deals with Australia
Australia seems in the box seat in the race to finalise trade deals with the UK and EU, with both bodies keen to seal agreements.
Boris pushes Brexit ‘oomph’
Boris Johnson believes stuttering post-Brexit trade talks could be over within weeks.
Boris’s long six months as PM
Boris Johnson added a baby boy to his brood but it’s Donald Trump having the dummy spit.
New Labour leader delivers anti-Semitism apology
Keir Starmer vows to erase anti-Semitism ‘stain’ from the party.
EU fixer warns of ‘grave’ divisions
Britain and the EU face ‘very grave and serious’ disagreements that could scupper a Brexit trade deal.
Third time’s the charm for Boris?
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is ‘delighted’ at the prospect of a new wife and baby — but will it last?
Boris threatens to quit Brexit talks
Boris Johnson has threatened to walk away from Brexit talks in June if significant progress has not been made.
UK targets Aussies in migration
All migrants to Britain must have a job offer and the required skills for that job, speak English and in most cases be earning more than £25,600.
Britain threatens to walk from trade talks
The UK’s chief negotiator flags action if the EU doesn’t drop its demand that Britain follows Brussels’s rules after Brexit.
Boris bombshell, then chancellor quit
It started well but then Boris Johnson and Sajid Javid’s meeting descended into acrimony.
Johnson wants to be the mayor of Britain
The UK prime minister is best understood as a chief executive who cares more about results than ticking an ideological box.
Don’t kid yourself, EU tells Britain
The EU appears to have mocked Boris Johnson’s claim an Australian-style trade deal could be a post-Brexit model for Britain.
Pulling the strings behind elections
From the US to home in Australia and Britain, Isaac Levido has proven to be a campaign master.
Emissions a team effort: Boris’s man
Britain’s top diplomat Dominic Raab says his nation wants to work with Australia to get its carbon emissions down.
‘We won’t accept inferior EU rules’
Boris Johnson has told the EU that Britain will not accept its laws and would be prepared to accept an ‘Australian-style’ trade deal.
Boris: I’d rather have tariffs than obey EU
Boris Johnson will enter the next phase of Brexit by warning the EU he isn’t afraid to walk away from talks as tensions escalate.
What will Tories fight about now?
The Tory civil war over Europe is over. What, then, will the Conservatives fight about now?
No sign of doomsday as Britannia waives the rules
Well, Brexit has happened and the world has not come to an end. Then again, nor has Britannia returned to rule the waves.
Johnson should explain difficult choices ahead
Boris Johnson could help himself and us by setting out calmly which post-Brexit expectations can be met and which cannot.
UK envoys ordered to spurn old EU allies
British diplomats have been ordered to make an immediate break with their former EU allies.
EU’s parting gift: a $2bn bill
On the first day of Britain claiming independence, there were pointed barbs from both sides.
UK links go ‘pear-shaped’
Britain has yet to define its post-Brexit relationships with Australia and the US, among other nations.
‘Dawn of a new era’: UK is out
The streets of London erupt as Boris Johnson hails a ‘new beginning’ for the United Kingdom, with EU divorce finalised.
Britain to be Europe’s best ally
The Spectator in its editorial presages a new role for the UK.
Brexit Day has arrived. So what now?
After three years of tense negotiations, the UK will leave the EU at 10am tomorrow (AEDT), a historic event that may well become a national watershed.
Boris’s brave new world
Exhausted by three years of Brexit, Britons are preparing for their new world outside the EU.
Aiming for bullseye in Old Dart trade talks
Australia is near the front of the queue as Britain prepares to strike new deals.
Bye-bye Britain: Brussels backs Brexit
In emotional scenes, Europe ratified Brexit, paving the way for Britain’s departure from the EU.
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