US EditionRichard Curran: Trump may not want to close the stable door after the big US pharma horse has bolted
- Opposition Leader Peter Dutton criticized Prime Minister Albanese for lacking direct communication with Donald Trump regarding tariffs, claiming disunity in the Labor Party's response to Trump’s actions.
- Australia's Opposition Leader Peter Dutton criticized Prime Minister Albanese for not stopping tariffs from the Trump administration, stating Albanese "can’t even get a phone call" regarding trade matters.
- Health advocates warned that U.S. Companies may target Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme to boost profits, despite Australians opposing a U.S.-style healthcare system.
- CSI spokesman confirmed the U.S. Is applying tariffs to influence domestic policies and they are monitoring the situation closely for various outcomes.
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Richard Curran: Trump may not want to close the stable door after the big US pharma horse has bolted
We may yet avoid a massive financial hit to the country through tariffs on US pharmaceutical exports, despite Donald Trump placing the sector front and centre at his meeting with the Taoiseach.
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