Breaking: US confirms new 12.5pc tariff for Australia
23-07-2026 23:39 via abc.net.au

Breaking: US confirms new 12.5pc tariff for Australia

The Trump administration confirms a 12.5 per cent tariff will be placed on Australian exports to the US from later today.
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