Malcolm Turnbull on Infrastructure, Trade, U.S. Relations

The transcript discusses Australia's economic strategies, focusing on infrastructure investment, global trade, and diplomatic relations. It highlights the government's approach to borrowing and investing in infrastructure, the importance of maintaining a AAA credit rating, and the role of trade in economic growth. The discussion also covers Australia's trade relations with China and the US, addressing protectionism and the impact of global political changes. Additionally, it touches on budgetary policies, tax reforms, and the significance of free trade agreements.

What are the potential consequences of rising protectionism in global markets?

What measures has the government taken to support Australian businesses in the global market?

How does the government plan to address the concerns regarding the judicial system in China?

What is the significance of free trade for Australia's economy?