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Australia To Keep Tariff-Free Access For Pacific Island Goods
Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong has pledged to keep tariff-free access for Pacific Island goods, after Fiji was hit by a 32% US tariff, in a speech positioning Australia as a reliable partner to the region amid global aid cuts.
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Australia, New Zealand Pledge Support For Film Industries After Trump Proposes Tariffs
US President Donald Trump has announced a 100% tariff on movies produced outside the country.
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Australia Election: Trump Turmoil Makes Conservative Vote Risky Bet
In the well-heeled Sydney beachside suburb of Bondi Junction, early voters leaving a pre-poll centre said they had Donald Trump and the global economy on their mind.
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PS5 Price Increased in the UK, Europe and Other Markets, Sony Cites 'Challenging Economic Environment'
Sony is increasing the price of the PlayStation 5 in select markets in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Australia, and New Zealand, the company announced Sunday. The PlayStation parent cited “challenging economic environment” as the reason for the price hike of its console.
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More Tariffs Coming? Trump's "Nobody Getting Off Hook" Remark Sparks Fear
US President Donald Trump, on Sunday, doubled down on his hardline trade policies, saying that no country - especially China - would be getting "off the hook" when it comes to his sweeping tariffs, even though there's a 90-day pause on some of them.
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China Sends Proposal To Australia Amid Bitter Fight With US, Gets Rejected
Australia is actively exploring alternative export opportunities outside the US. The country aims to reduce its reliance on China and bolster economic resilience by diversifying trade with nations like Indonesia, India, the UK, and the UAE.
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'Trump Steak With Elon Mustard': Australian Pub Owners' Witty Rebuke To US Tariffs
One of the pubs is offering a discount to customers who order a (T)rump steak which comes with a side of Elon Mustard
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Trump's "Medicine" Reply To Tariff Question As Black Monday Fear Looms
Asian stock markets opened in a bloodbath on Monday as US futures pointed to significant losses on Wall Street over US President Donald Trump's punishing tariffs, even as countries sought compromise with the defiant president.
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Trump Imposes 10% Tariff On This Island. No One Lives There
When US President Donald Trump turned up at the White House Rose Garden to announce what he described as Liberation Day tariffs, several countries were prepared for some harsh measures.
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"Not The Act Of A Friend": US Ally Australia Slams Trump Tariffs
Donald Trump's 10-percent tariffs on close ally Australia are "not the act of a friend," Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Thursday, but added that his country will not retaliate with its own levies.
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"Ready To Fight": How World Leaders Reacted To Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs
Escalating a global trade war, US President Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of reciprocal tariffs to match duties put on US goods by other countries.
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Global Markets Wait In Fear For Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariffs
Markets worldwide fluctuated on Tuesday as investors braced for US President Donald Trump's sweeping "Liberation Day" tariff announcements, hoping they would free businesses from the trade-policy uncertainty that has weighed on markets for weeks.
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Australia "Won't Compromise" On 3 Areas Likely To Be Hit By Trump Tariffs
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his rival in a May election, Liberal Party leader Peter Dutton, said they would stand up for the country's national interests in the face of looming US tariffs that could hit Australian beef.
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"Entirely Unjustified": Australia's Anthony Albanese on US Steel Tariffs
Albanese hinted that Australia may be one of the few nations to secure an exemption following a phone call with Trump in February.
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Australia Pushing For 25% Tariff Exemption: Foreign Minister Penny Wong
Donald Trump's second presidency is already more disruptive than his first, Australia's foreign minister said on Wednesday, although she held hopes the country might still get an exemption when it comes to tariffs.
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Australia To Keep Tariff-Free Access For Pacific Island Goods
Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong has pledged to keep tariff-free access for Pacific Island goods, after Fiji was hit by a 32% US tariff, in a speech positioning Australia as a reliable partner to the region amid global aid cuts.
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Australia, New Zealand Pledge Support For Film Industries After Trump Proposes Tariffs
US President Donald Trump has announced a 100% tariff on movies produced outside the country.
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Australia Election: Trump Turmoil Makes Conservative Vote Risky Bet
In the well-heeled Sydney beachside suburb of Bondi Junction, early voters leaving a pre-poll centre said they had Donald Trump and the global economy on their mind.
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PS5 Price Increased in the UK, Europe and Other Markets, Sony Cites 'Challenging Economic Environment'
Sony is increasing the price of the PlayStation 5 in select markets in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Australia, and New Zealand, the company announced Sunday. The PlayStation parent cited “challenging economic environment” as the reason for the price hike of its console.
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More Tariffs Coming? Trump's "Nobody Getting Off Hook" Remark Sparks Fear
US President Donald Trump, on Sunday, doubled down on his hardline trade policies, saying that no country - especially China - would be getting "off the hook" when it comes to his sweeping tariffs, even though there's a 90-day pause on some of them.
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China Sends Proposal To Australia Amid Bitter Fight With US, Gets Rejected
Australia is actively exploring alternative export opportunities outside the US. The country aims to reduce its reliance on China and bolster economic resilience by diversifying trade with nations like Indonesia, India, the UK, and the UAE.
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'Trump Steak With Elon Mustard': Australian Pub Owners' Witty Rebuke To US Tariffs
One of the pubs is offering a discount to customers who order a (T)rump steak which comes with a side of Elon Mustard
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Trump's "Medicine" Reply To Tariff Question As Black Monday Fear Looms
Asian stock markets opened in a bloodbath on Monday as US futures pointed to significant losses on Wall Street over US President Donald Trump's punishing tariffs, even as countries sought compromise with the defiant president.
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Trump Imposes 10% Tariff On This Island. No One Lives There
When US President Donald Trump turned up at the White House Rose Garden to announce what he described as Liberation Day tariffs, several countries were prepared for some harsh measures.
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"Not The Act Of A Friend": US Ally Australia Slams Trump Tariffs
Donald Trump's 10-percent tariffs on close ally Australia are "not the act of a friend," Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Thursday, but added that his country will not retaliate with its own levies.
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"Ready To Fight": How World Leaders Reacted To Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs
Escalating a global trade war, US President Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of reciprocal tariffs to match duties put on US goods by other countries.
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Global Markets Wait In Fear For Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariffs
Markets worldwide fluctuated on Tuesday as investors braced for US President Donald Trump's sweeping "Liberation Day" tariff announcements, hoping they would free businesses from the trade-policy uncertainty that has weighed on markets for weeks.
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Australia "Won't Compromise" On 3 Areas Likely To Be Hit By Trump Tariffs
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his rival in a May election, Liberal Party leader Peter Dutton, said they would stand up for the country's national interests in the face of looming US tariffs that could hit Australian beef.
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"Entirely Unjustified": Australia's Anthony Albanese on US Steel Tariffs
Albanese hinted that Australia may be one of the few nations to secure an exemption following a phone call with Trump in February.
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Australia Pushing For 25% Tariff Exemption: Foreign Minister Penny Wong
Donald Trump's second presidency is already more disruptive than his first, Australia's foreign minister said on Wednesday, although she held hopes the country might still get an exemption when it comes to tariffs.
