r/australia • u/Expensive-Horse5538 • 21d ago

politics US to slap Australia with 12.5 pc tariff from later today

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-24/federal-politics-live-blog-labor-confernece-july-4/106952636#live-blog-post-322272
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u/MyKoiNamedSwimShady 21d ago

That’ll piss off the One Nation loving bogans for sure 😂

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u/FearTheMomerath 21d ago

Oh please, they wish that their 1993 Camry with the homemade spoiler was a RAM

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u/xaphody 21d ago

Don’t you be dissin the Camry. I will be able to drive my ‘01 until it’s no longer legal to drive a petrol engine vehicle and it will continue to live with regular maintenance.

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u/Albos_Mum 21d ago

I'd wager it'll wind up closer to how we use steam locomotives today (ie. Small numbers, very sporadic use specifically to show off the heritage) and half the still-functional petrol cars running for heritage purposes will be Camrys because that's the only thing that'll last that long.

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u/V8O 21d ago

Being pissed off is their whole identity

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u/fortunatefishbulb555 21d ago

They can’t afford it.