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Fuel crisis exposes Australia’s need for greater self-reliance (opens the original)
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Global fuel disruptions are exposing Australia’s vulnerabilities and strengthening the case for greater economic self-reliance, writes Jemma Nott. AUSTRALIA IS HEADING towards an unprecedented fuel crisis never before seen in history. The Strait of Hormuz has been closed since March and since the recent capture of the Bab al-Mandeb Strait by the Ansarullah movement, there have been growing concerns that Australia may face significant fuel insecurity. The consequences of this, especially in light
Japan’s yen crisis could hit Australian households next (opens the original)
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Japan’s yen crisis could expose Australia to rising borrowing costs, a weaker dollar and a fresh cost-of-living shock, writes Jemma Nott. THE JAPANESE YEN has come under serious pressure since late July. Japanese interest rates are rising, government bond yields are climbing and the U.S. dollar system that has underpinned the global economy for decades is facing increasing pressure. Most coverage has treated this as a problem for Japan. But there may be a bigger issue. The global economy has rel
Big Tech tightens its grip on Australia’s undersea cables (opens the original)
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As Google and Meta expand their control of vital undersea infrastructure, Australia risks surrendering its digital sovereignty to powerful U.S. tech monopolies, writes Jemma Nott. THE SEABEDS are a “battlefield” according to Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles. Marles announced in May that an element of AUKUS was a desire to protect underwater sea cables increasingly at risk of sabotage by state or individual actors. The discussion around the vulnerability of seabeds picked up again aroun
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