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Farrell pitches super funds to invest in struggling US lamb industry (opens the original)
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Washington | Trade Minister Don Farrell is urging the $4.5 trillion superannuation industry to make a risky bet on the struggling American lamb industry, so the government can improve its standing with the Trump administration and help Australian farmers avoid tariffs. Farrell used meetings this week with his US counterpart, Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, to pitch greater investment in the American farm supply chain by Australian private companies and the country’s retirement savings pool
Lockheed Martin defiant in F-35 China secret parts mishap (opens the original)
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Washington | Defence giant Lockheed Martin says it broke no laws after a transport mishap allowed China to obtain parts of an Australian F-35 jet fighter, as pressure grows for the Pentagon to review all shipping to protect sensitive military equipment. The Pentagon said last week it was investigating how, in late May, a stealth fighter jet cockpit canopy and weapons-bay door, which were en route with courier UPS to the US for maintenance or disposal, were diverted to Hong Kong and seized by Chi
AI bosses sign ‘morally binding’ safety accord after lunch with Trump (opens the original)
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Washington | US President Donald Trump has stared down calls from some artificial intelligence leaders for government to intervene to curb the pace of development, instead pushing a “morally binding” document on them to voluntarily keep their technology in check. Top AI bosses, including Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei, OpenAI president Greg Brockman and xAI founder Elon Musk, descended on the White House for a working lunch on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST) to discuss their safety fears and ca
America’s secret ‘dark money’ takes aim at Australia’s social media ban (opens the original)
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Washington | A dark money group that funnels corporate donations to American politicians has launched a negative campaign against Australia’s social media ban in Washington to stave off any copycat laws in the United States. Pressure group Centre Forward has orchestrated advertising that amplifies negative findings from a poll it commissioned of Australian parents and teenagers about the country’s world-first social media ban for under-16s. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you
‘To China?’ Trump denies he offered to sell weapons to Xi (opens the original)
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Washington | US President Donald Trump says he did not offer to sell American weapons to Chinese leader Xi Jinping, contradicting comments by his ambassador to Beijing, David Perdue, that have alarmed foreign policy experts. Perdue, who was present last week for Xi’s first visit to Washington in more than a decade, said during a Fox News Sunday interview at the weekend that the US president made the offer during the summit. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
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