Watch

Australian social media rules deemed 'digital trade barriers'

Published
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.
Tags
Australia
Share

Recommended for you

A stylised image of Peter Dutton with black-and-white photos of him alongside other leaders and workers in the background.
Jameela Jamil standing in front of a grey brick wall
A stylised image of a young woman with her finger on her chin on the left, with graphic question marks and pixelated images of two men beside her. 'Choose your player' is written at the top in bold, game-style text.
Two men in black suits stand at separate lecterns, with the one on the left speaking while the other watches him.
A person sits at a desk by a window, writing on paper, with a laptop and monitor in front of him.
An illustration of a forest, red-tailed black cockatoo sitting on a branch with leaves.
A woman sitting at a table holding papers. A laptop and calculator are also in front of her.
A woman with grey hair and a black blazer is standing in front of the Australian flag.