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This topic extensively covers the worldwide impact of US President Donald Trump's new tariffs, including global stock market plummeting, Switzerland's dismay, India's ongoing trade talks, and Southeast Asia's relief at lower than threatened rates, while specifically noting Australia's reprieve and diplomatic efforts to argue for complete tariff removal.

This section addresses significant Australian internal matters, including the country's economic inequality crisis, the Prime Minister's focus on closing the gap at the Garma Festival and related youth issues, ongoing scrutiny of Labor's climate promises, a proposed company tax overhaul, and a whistleblower's continued legal battle with the ATO, alongside eSafety Commissioner's online restrictions and an inquiry into the CFMEU.

This topic focuses on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and its resonance in Australia, specifically detailing Australian public calls for government action to halt Israel's military offensive, the legal uncertainty surrounding a pro-Palestine march, and expert warnings about mass starvation in the region, with cartoons reflecting global awareness of the situation.

This topic covers specific developments within Australian businesses and industries, including the bull market revitalizing a mining summit, the financial struggles of Star Entertainment Group as its major project sale collapses, allegations against mining giants BHP and Vale regarding legal fees, ResMed shares reaching a record high due to global demand, and pressure on Glencore to save a copper smelter.

This topic highlights distinct internal matters within the United States, including a decline in tourism attributed to the "Trump exodus" and a historical examination of the separation of church and state, questioning its "high and impregnability" in the US.

This topic features a single but significant event: SpaceX's launch of a joint international astronaut crew to the International Space Station, marking a routine NASA mission that could lead to longer stays.

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