Trump announces tariff pause, as feud with China escalates
Following a week of market turmoil and global financial panic President Trump has announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for most nations.
Following a week of market turmoil and global financial panic President Trump has announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for most nations.
The commitment comes after deaths on farms doubled last year.
Until this week farmers have been sidelined during the election campaign, with few policies or funding committments to support their industry.
A free trade deal with the Europeans is back on Trade Minister Don Farrell’s agenda as he navigates a global trading environment disrupted by new US tariffs.
Here’s your one-stop shop for all the policies and promises the major parties are making for regional Australians.
US President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs are expected to be announced at 7am tomorrow. Speculation is rife about the size of the potential tariffs, but little information has been forthcoming.
Farmers say a Coalition plan to cut fuel excise will help regional motorists at a time of mounting pricing pressures.
Australian farmers face a tense wait with the threat of US tariffs looming over the nation’s ag exports. And the potential fallout could cost billions.
Voting history shows crossbench MPs could stymie the Coalition’s plans to repeal legislation if it wins office in May.
A Senate inquiry into labelling for plant-based meat alternatives handed down its report three years ago – and still nothing’s been done.
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