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Australia's new ambassador gets to work in Washington ahead of 'robust' tariff negotiation

Australia's new ambassador gets to work in Washington ahead of 'robust' tariff negotiation
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Australia's new ambassador to the US, Greg Moriarty, is preparing to negotiate against proposed US tariffs on Australian imports. While maintaining a positive diplomatic relationship with the Trump administration, he intends to push back against trade barriers while reaffirming the AUKUS defense partnership.

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The situation highlights the tension between maintaining strategic defense alliances and navigating protectionist trade policies.

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Link copied Share Share article Australia s new ambassador in Washington says he will "robustly" push back on the Trump administration s "extremely disappointing" new tariff proposal and may recruit Australian businesses to help take up the fight.

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The article reports on diplomatic tensions and trade policy using neutral, descriptive language regarding both the US and Australian positions.

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