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PM downplays potential fallout from US tariffs

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The Prime Minister has played down fears Australia would be impacted by the latest spate of US tariffs. During a visit to the south coast of New South Wales, Anthony Albanese was reminded today of the potential pitfalls ahead in the election campaign.
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