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Australian social media rules deemed 'digital trade barriers'

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The US tech lobby has told Donald Trump Australian regulations on social media, streaming platforms and artificial intelligence are imposing unfair digital trade barriers. The advice comes as the President prepares for a second round of tariffs. Meanwhile, Treasurer Jim Chalmers is warning an uncertain global outlook will impact the Budget bottom line.
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