Australia news live: Surge in EV demand and fuel diplomacy push send trade surplus to nine-year low
Jump in imports narrowed Australia’s goods trade surplus to $1.1bn in June quarter. Follow today’s news live Marles says Tony Burke’s speech was moved, not cancelled Marles was asked about home affairs minister Tony Burke’s delayed speech before the National Press Club about migration policies. It’s not unusual for dates to be moved around in people’s diaries and in terms of presenting speeches…
Australia's trade surplus in June quarter fell to a nine-year low, with the rise in demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and fuel diplomacy playing significant roles. The country's National Press Club saw a delay in the speech by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke regarding migration policies, but it was not cancelled. Burke will deliver his address at the earliest possible opportunity, emphasizing that such changes in date for senior government officials are common occurrences.
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