No more whining: Aussie wines are starting to make a comeback
As the local wine industry seeks new export markets, sales are up in the Netherlands and South Korea, while Russia and Vietnam have potential.
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Another big trade surplus in February as Australia makes history
For the first time ever, the country’s trade surplus has recorded three consecutive months above $8-billion, ABS announces.
China’s new import tariffs ‘devastating’ for wine industry
The country, which is the biggest importer of Australian wines, has imposed anti-dumping duties of up to 212% from Saturday.
Clarity sought over allegations that China will curb imports
Wine industry and a range of other exporters are wary that China is to limit additional Australian imports from Friday.
Surprise RBA interest rate cut | Is it the exchange rate?
Why has the Reserve Bank moved interest rates to their lowest level in more than 50 years this month?
UK govt ban on export of Aussie animal artwork
Artworks depicting a kangaroo and dingo are the subject of a British government export ban, delaying their Australian purchase.
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