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- Today I co-chaired the 17th Joint Ministerial Economic Commission (JMEC) virtually from Adelaide with my Chinese counterpart, Minister of Commerce, Wang Wentao.
- Today applications open for the 62nd Australian Export Awards and I encourage our innovative and inspiring exporters to enter and share their
- A $1.4 million campaign to encourage young people, First Nations Australians, seniors and people living with a disability to pursue a career in tourism is being rolled out across regional NSW.
- Australia will extend tariff relief as part of its support for Ukraine and its people in response to Russia’s brutal full-scale invasion.
- The Albanese Government will support a further two major critical minerals projects in Queensland and South Australia, helping deliver the building blocks for a future made in Australia while creat
- Good evening. I would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands on which we meet and pay respects to their elders past and present.
- Greg Jennett, host: Accountability is the baseline demand Australia makes of the Israeli government as it delves into the strike in Gaza.
- Ross Greenwood, Host: Australia's top five two-way trading partners right now are China, the US, Japan, South Korea and the UK. We have free trade agreements with each of them.
- James Findlay, host: Don Farrell is the Federal Trade Minister. Good afternoon to you Minister.
- The Australian Government has been notified that, from 29 March 2024, China will remove its duties on Australian bottled wine.
- The Albanese Labor Government is delivering on its election commitment to better measure the contribution of business events to the Australian economy.
- Today the World Trade Organization (WTO) panel released its findings in the Steel Products dispute between China and Australia.
- Updated Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) rules have today been tabled in Parliament, refocusing and improving this program for our exporters.
- Don Farrell, Minister for Trade & Tourism: Well, welcome to everyone here today.
- A new program designed to empower tourism businesses to improve their environmental sustainability will be launched today in Darwin by Tourism Minister Don Farrell and the Australian Tourism Indust
- A new campaign inspiring young people, First Nations Territorians and people living with a disability to pursue a career in tourism is being rolled out in the Northern Territory.
- The Albanese Government will provide up to $840 million (US$550 million) to help deliver Australia's first combined rare earths mine and refinery in the Northern Territory, creating local jobs and
- Eva Lawler: -- in the Northern Territory, and the CEO of Arafura Rare Earths in the Northern Territory.
- David Bevan, host: Don Farrell joins us now. He is the South Australian Senator and Minister for Trade, the Federal Minister for Trade, talking to us from Darwin today.