A case of 'burger diplomacy' for Trump, while Barnaby Joyce puts his beef aside to oppose net zero
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A case of 'burger diplomacy' for Trump, while Barnaby Joyce puts his beef aside to oppose net zero
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces tricky terrain with the government lifting a ban on US beef imports to Australia this week, leaving him open to suggestions he has capitulated to pressure from Donald Trump.
We also witnessed a democratic festival in the form of the opening of the new parliament, with former foes Barnaby Joyce and Michael McCormack putting differences aside to attack the government's 2035 emissions reduction target.
Soon, the PM will have to decide on the interm emissions target. Some big companies want him to go hard, while others urge a slower approach to the green energy transition.
Now that the US has pulled out of the Paris Agreement altogether, what will Albanese do?
Today, Chief Political Correspondent Paul Sakkal joins host Jacqueline Maley.
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