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Australia and EU sign sweeping new trade agreement

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Australians will soon have cheaper access to European imports while enjoying greater market access for a range of products exported into the European Union. The long-awaited trade deal has been clinched as part of a much bigger strategic agreement that will bolster Australia and EU security ties as multiple international conflicts continue to rage.
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