Australia is a trading nation — and WA is its beating heart.
From Pilbara iron ore to wheat, LNG, lithium and beef, WA generates almost half of the nation’s exports.
When trade policy falters, it is WA jobs, royalties, and households that pay the price.
The Albanese Government’s confused and sluggish handling of Australia’s trade relationships should worry every West Australian.
Five months into Labor’s second term, the Prime Minister is finally on his way to meet US President Donald Trump in Washington DC — and while he is expected to return with trade answers, it’s unlikely he will.
More than 320 days after President Trump’s election, the Albanese Government remains disorganised and unable to deliver for Australian exporters.
At Senate Estimates last week, Trade Minister Don Farrel