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"Complementaries in economic strengths": Chief Executive of Business Council of Australia Bran Black praises India-Australia partnership
Black also praises India’s economic transformation and the expanding opportunities for Australian businesses, pointing to the rapid growth of India’s middle class
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The Tribune
· Jul 9, 2026
“India can become global powerhouse”: Scott Morrison backs India-Australia critical minerals corridor
Speaking exclusively to ANI, post his meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Morrison outlined a complementary model for the partnership: Australia's role as an extraction leader and India's potential as a manufacturing and refining powerhouse.
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· Jul 1, 2026
Albanese’s Labor ‘doesn’t believe everyday Australians deliver’
EQ Economics Managing Director Warren Hogan praises The Australian’s Chief Political Correspondent Geoff Chambers’ claim Labor is sleepwalking Australia into a potentially damaging economic nightmare. “It is one of the best summaries of the anti-economics and anti-market economy approach of this government,” Mr Hogan said. “It says this government doesn’t believe markets deliver, and that’s another way of saying it doesn’t believe everyday Australians and businesses deliver,” he told Sky News host James Morrow. “What we have learned through all of history in every society around the world is that you overtax and you overregulate and things start going wrong. “Their reflex action is to start trying to patch the holes in the leaky ship by doing more regulation, spending more money, and, of course, taxing more. “That’s where we find ourselves, and I thought the article articulated that perfectly.”
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· Jul 10, 2026
Canadian Earnings Outlook: Potential Strength Despite Economic Weakness
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· Jun 21, 2026
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