Economic Policies

Six pillars will drive Queensland’s tourism revamp, including 45 new ecotourism projects by 2045 focused on nature, sustainability and agritourism.

‘Nobody’s going to get around that,’ the president says at a U.S. Steel mill in Western Pennsylvania.

‘Our council is committed to spending within its means, so we don’t add unnecessary costs onto residents now and into the future,’ said Mayor Adrian Schrinner.

The U.S. State Department does not confirm whether agreement on minerals will be extended.

The White House meeting came amid intensifying pressure from the president to ease monetary policy as inflation has fallen.

Xi suggests China must rely on a prolonged struggle and the mobilization of the entire population.

The president said that he is working to take Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac public.

Hunter coal miner says Sussan Ley’s Liberal party needs to better articulate why the nation needs to pursue tough, long-term growth.

Approximately one-third of the world’s richest soil is threatened by chemical pollution and landmine contamination that could permanently scar the region.

The president said he would be holding a ‘big rally’ at U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh next week.

The president announced the import taxes on the European Union as well as a 25 percent tariff on iPhones made outside the United States on Friday.

‘The President and House Republicans are providing much needed tax relief to middle and low-income seniors,’ says Jim Martin, 60 Plus Association chairman.

The president said he would consult with members of his Cabinet before reaching a final decision.

Musk attended the meeting as founder of an artificial intelligence company.

Leaders praised the summit as a fresh start, but key agreements remain non-binding, and critics warn the UK is edging closer to EU rules without a say.

Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg has demanded clarity on exemptions, questioning why some MPs will be exempt.

The president drew a sharp contrast with past U.S. administrations, rejecting the interventionist foreign policy approach of both political parties.

One expert cited ‘The Art of War’ to warn that Beijing will seek to slow-walk negotiations to gain an advantage.

‘We’ll be telling people what they will be paying to do business in the United States,’ the president said.