Labor and the unions say contentious industrial relations bill will leave workers worse off. Follow latest updates
9.22pm GMT
That read out continues:
Trade:
The leaders underlined the crucial role the rules-based trading system plays in supporting Covid-19 economic recovery. They emphasised the need for open markets, greater supply chain resilience and enhanced trade and investment that contributes to sustainable development. In this context, they welcomed progress towards a comprehensive, high-quality, sustainable and inclusive Australia-EU FTA.
9.21pm GMT
The official read out from Scott Morrison’s virtual meeting with Mark Rutte, the Netherlands PM is out:
Covid:
The leaders expressed their deep sadness at the ongoing loss of life caused by the Covid‑19 pandemic. They stressed the importance of international cooperation to overcome the health crisis, including universal, equitable and early access to safe, effective and affordable Covid-19 vaccines. They reaffirmed their commitment to re-building resilient and sustainable economies in line with open and rules-based trade. They also agreed to work together in relevant forums to promote the development of international standards to enable Covid-proof international travel.
Continue reading…Labor and the unions say contentious industrial relations bill will leave workers worse off. Follow latest updatesHow Australia’s industrial relations bill will affect you and your workplace 9.22pm GMTThat read out continues:Trade:The leaders underlined the crucial role the rules-based trading system plays in supporting Covid-19 economic recovery. They emphasised the need for open markets, greater supply chain resilience and enhanced trade and investment that contributes to sustainable development. In this context, they welcomed progress towards a comprehensive, high-quality, sustainable and inclusive Australia-EU FTA. 9.21pm GMTThe official read out from Scott Morrison’s virtual meeting with Mark Rutte, the Netherlands PM is out:Covid:The leaders expressed their deep sadness at the ongoing loss of life caused by the Covid‑19 pandemic. They stressed the importance of international cooperation to overcome the health crisis, including universal, equitable and early access to safe, effective and affordable Covid-19 vaccines. They reaffirmed their commitment to re-building resilient and sustainable economies in line with open and rules-based trade. They also agreed to work together in relevant forums to promote the development of international standards to enable Covid-proof international travel. Continue reading…