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How will Trump's tariffs impact Australia's economy?

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The Federal Government is facing a warning from New South Wales that President Trump's tariff plans could put Australians out of work. While Labor is confident of finding common ground with the USA, the fallout from a ramp up in Chinese tariffs has raised anxieties in Canberra.
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