The party is abandoning its protectionist foreign ownership policy in favour of a Singapore-style model that permits investment to fund critical infrastructure.
One Nation is abandoning its protectionist foreign ownership policy in favour of a Singapore-style model that combines open capital markets, state intervention in critical industries and a tough stance against Chinese state-owned enterprises.
The tempering of the party’s populist policy on foreign investment is part of a broader review of all of One Nation policies ahead of the 2028 federal election.
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The policymaker said he "is leaning toward" a rate increase in December and could support a half-point hike depending on inflation data.
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