Australia news LIVE: Oil prices hit $100 for first time in months; Trump hikes tariffs on Australian products to 12.5 per cent
Pinned post from 1.10pmGo to latestThis afternoon’s headlines at a glanceBy Thank you for reading our rolling news coverage for Friday, July 24. Here’s what’s making headlines this afternoon. Trade: The United States will increase tariffs on Australian products to 12.5 per cent – up from 10 per cent – under the guise of human rights.Middle East at War: Oil is trading at above $US100 for the first time since the last phase of the Iran war after Houthi rebels fired at two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.
- ▪Pinned post from 1.10pmGo to latestThis afternoon’s headlines at a glanceBy Thank you for reading our rolling news coverage for Friday, July 24.
- ▪Here’s what’s making headlines this afternoon.
- ▪Trade: The United States will increase tariffs on Australian products to 12.5 per cent – up from 10 per cent – under the guise of human rights.Middle East at War: Oil is trading at above $US100 for the first time since the last phase of the
2 outlets in our directory ran this story, first to last over 2 hours. All of the coverage we found sits in one bucket: centre. That one-sidedness is itself worth noticing.
Sydney Morning Herald publishes from Australia and files mainly under world. We currently carry 3,065 of its stories.
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Pinned post from 1.10pmGo to latestThis afternoon’s headlines at a glanceBy Thank you for reading our rolling news coverage for Friday, July 24. Here’s what’s making headlines this afternoon. Trade: The United States will increase tariffs on Australian products to 12.5 per cent – up from 10 per cent – under the guise of human rights.Middle East at War: Oil is trading at above $US100 for the first time since the last phase of the Iran war after Houthi rebels fired at two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea.
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