Walmart backs Australia in lamb stoush ahead of Trump-Albanese meeting
The threat of more tariffs on sheep meat imports is likely to be on the table when the prime minster and the US president meet in the Philippines next week.
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The threat of more tariffs on sheep meat imports is likely to be on the table when the prime minster and the US president meet in the Philippines next week.
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