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- Kieran Gilbert: Now to the government's efforts to try and secure a carve-out from the latest Trump tariffs.
- Sally Sara: Well, Australian industry is on tenterhooks, awaiting indications on whether there'll be an Australian exemption from US tariffs on steel and aluminium.
- Journalist: In terms of the $90 million cap, independents that have parties with their name on it don't have access to that cap. That's what they've been told.
- There is no doubt that Australia has the best beaches in the world, and Tourism Australia’s official 2025 Best Australian Beaches list highlights just how extraordinary our coastline is.
- Laura Jayes: Let's go to the Trade and Tourism Minister, Don Farrell now. Don, thanks so much for your time.
- Sabra Lane: The US-China trade war is escalating, with Beijing imposing retaliatory tariffs and restrictions on critical mineral exports. Where does Australia stand?
- Today I am pleased to announce the appointment of Rachelle Jackson to lead an Australian diplomatic post in Canada.
- The Lunar New Year marks exciting new opportunities for Australian food and agriculture exporters to China, with $20 billion worth of trade impediments now removed.
- As we enter 2025, Australian farmers are well positioned for another strong year of exports, with a range of tariff cuts providing new and improved access to major markets.
- China has today notified Australia that full resumption of live rock lobster trade can recommence.
- The Albanese Labor Government is delivering vital support to Australia’s critical minerals sector by providing up to $475 million in additional finance to develop the Eneabba Rare Earths Refinery p
- Today Australia has made its first investment under the Australian Government’s $2 billion Southeast Asia Investment Financing Facility, announced by Prime Minister Albanese at the ASEAN-Australia
- The Albanese Labor Government welcomes China lifting the remaining suspensions on two Australian meat processing establishments, paving the way for full resumption of red meat exports to China.
- Gan Kim Yong, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore: Good afternoon, welcome to this press conference.
- Tomorrow, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, the Hon Richard Marles, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator the Hon Penny Wong, and Minister for Trade and Tourism, Senator the Hon Don F
- Thanks to the Peterson Institute for International Economics and the National University’s Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy for the invitation.
- Greg Jennett, host: We'll leave it there and introduce now a man who's been in the thick of things in the Parliament all day, maybe all week we could say.
- Andrew Clennell: Joining me live is the Trade Minister and Special Minister of State, Don Farrell. Don Farrell, good morning.
- Australia’s First Nations traders were our first exporters – from trading with Makassan seafarers from Indonesia for generations, to now exporting goods including native botanicals, art, design, cy