Australia TODAY looks into key stories featuring in the front page of major daily newspapers on 18 April.
The Australian
Australian businesses could be forced to spend more than $25 billion on
international carbon credits to meet Labor's 45 per cent emissions reduction
targets by 2030, jeopardising one of Bill Shorten's fundamental election
pillars, which he declared would have no cost to the economy.
Scott Morrison is leaning on wife Jenny and former prime minister John Howard
for "critical" advice as he attempts to navigate a path to an unlikely election
victory.
Indonesian President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo was on course to secure a second term
last night in a result that signalled a rejection of the politics of pessimism
peddled by his two-time challenger and former Suharto-era general, Prabowo
Subianto.
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