‘Rocks in your head’: Labor slams Nationals over trade ahead of new EU pact
The Albanese government will sign a $150 billion research pact with the European Union later this week even as the Coalition remains opposed to the recent free trade deal.
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The Albanese government will sign a $150 billion research pact with the European Union later this week even as the Coalition remains opposed to the recent free trade deal.
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