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The next round in the US trade war has the potential to be more damaging for Australia

Summary by The Conversation

The next round of tariffs will breach the free trade agreement with the US. These sectors are next in line for new tariffs.

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the Guardian

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Dutton's referendum, Turnbull's back, and Albo's plan to fight US tariffs with soft drink – video

The election foreplay continues, and at last a prime minister is standing up to Donald Trump – just not the current prime minster. Malcolm Turnbull hit the media circuit after Trump singled him out on social media, calling him a ‘weak and ineffective leader’. Meanwhile the current prime minister has announced a patriotic response to Trump’s global tariffs on aluminium and steel. James Colley catches you up on all of it, and some moreFormer Austr…

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news.com.au

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‘Never negotiate’: Pushback on US tariff threats

Anthony Albanese has made a major election promise that would bolster one aspect of Australian life he calls “the envy of the world”.

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abc.net.au

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US pharmaceutical giants urge Trump to put further tariffs on Australia

American medical giants want tariffs imposed on Australia as punishment for its Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, which sees the government negotiate cheaper prices for medicines for Australians

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smh.com.au

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Big pharma’s plea to Trump to punish Australia for cheaper medicines

US medical giants say Australia’s Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme is an “egregious and discriminatory” program that Trump should target in the next wave of tariffs.

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