Trump hits ally Australia with tariffs, sparking alarm over security ties
SYDNEY: US President Donald Trump's decision not to exempt Australia from his latest tariffs has sparked immediate concerns about the future of the relationship between the stalwart allies, including whether Washington will stick to a deal to provide nuclear-powered submarines.
Australia rules out reciprocal move on US after Trump proceeds with steel tariffs
Australia will not impose reciprocal tariffs on the United States, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Wednesday, after President Donald Trump ruled out exemptions or exceptions for all countries on steel and aluminium tariffs.
Neither major party has offered a credible path for “growing the pie”, fixing the budget and preparing the nation’s military ...
The first is lifting and lowering the GST depending on the economic temperature. The second, which he says he “likes” is lifting and lowering the super guarantee to force workers to spend less and ...
Australia's economy grew by 0.6 per cent in the December quarter, and 1.3 per cent through the year, according to the ...
The Australian building materials supplier impaired the value of its U.S. business for the second time in six months, pushing ...
Donald Trump’s tariffs are not just a policy decision; they are an accelerant. They are pushing forward an economic ...
Green shoots” have emerged in Australia’s sluggish economy with the country’s gross domestic product rising by 0.6 per cent in the December quarter, and 1.3 per cent year-on-year, according to fresh ...
Economists say Australia has turned a corner. They say inflation has declined, real wages are growing, economic activity has ...
The continuing decline in Australia’s productivity was one of the most important data points from the Australian Bureau of ...
Australia's economy expanded at the fastest pace in two years in the December quarter as lavish tax cuts helped spur consumer ...
The Trump administration’s “deep ideological strategic view” of dealing even with allies is the reason Australian steel and aluminium is being hit with tariffs, Kevin Rudd says.
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