Ms Treadell, the British high commissioner to Australia, said she hoped to see tariffs “come right down” over more than a decade. “This is a win-win for both sides, it is about economic growth and jobs,” she told Sky News Australia.
“For our consumers, I think this is where the great benefit will come from greater choice and lower cost, particularly as we move towards the tariff-free elements that are enshrined in the agreement in principle as we nut that out and finalise the detail into the full-blown free trade agreement. “The opportunity for Australian farmers, for example, back into the UK market.
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Who is Victoria Treadell the UK high commissioner to Australia , an independent opinion your joking this is Sky News
Really only a hand shake agreement with the detail still to be worked out. When a media outlet sees it role as validating one side of politics the LNP while attacking the op[position & dissent its not a news outlet but a propaganda outlet like those in Russia China Belarus
Massive deal we all will be fighting over the marmite or vegemite at the breaky table
How come you never called out ScottMorrisonMP for travelling O/S while Australia is the only democracy who doesn't allow citizens to leave? I should know as I've applied 20 times for an exemption. He also didn't have to pay 3k in quarantine. auspol MurdochGutterMedia
Well, the current High Commissioner of the United Kingdom to Australia would say that, wouldn't she?
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