OPINION: China catches a coronavirus and global trade may get very ill
Andrew Hudson from Rigby Cooke Lawyers considers the possible impacts of the novel coronavirus on trade and the industry which implements that trade
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OPINION: US China trade agreement – Phase One
The US-China agreement is not a conventional trade deal, writes Andrew Hudson
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OPINION: Australia suffers a rare defeat at the WTO
There could be “significant consequences” for Australia after losing a trade dispute with Indonesia
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COMMENT: Agreement on finalisation of RCEP
Andrew Hudson examines the implications of the RCEP signing in Bangkok
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TRADE LAW: Improving trade through coastal shipping
Can the “Blue Highway” of Australian coastal shipping provide a viable option
to remedy some of our supply chain issues?
TRADE LAW: The battle grows against non-tariff barriers
Andrew Hudson examines how barriers to trade can go beyond government-imposed tariffs
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TRADE LAW: An agenda for digital trade
Lawyer Andrew Hudson writes about proposed developments in digital transformation and enhancement of trade to assist the position of SMEs
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TRADE LAW: Please sir, a dog ate my Brexit
Brexit comes with a host of implications, not only for trade but the movement of people – lawyer Andrew Hudson takes a close look at the developing debacle
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ANALYSIS: UK customs moves to soften a “hard” Brexit
Trade lawyer Andrew Hudson examines some of the Brexit issues that are still being thrashed out
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TRADE LAW: Similar but different
New Zealand’s experience in customs and trade reform can inform Australia’s journey towards a new Customs Act, writes lawyer Andrew Hudson
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